Get Your FAA Part 137 Approval Without the Headache

We handle the paperwork, coordination, and process so you can focus on flying and building your operation. Flat fee. Done right. No guesswork.

Getting your Part 137 isn’t complicated, but it is confusing.

Between FAA paperwork, operational documentation, and coordination, most operators waste weeks trying to figure it out.

Or worse, they do it wrong and get delayed.

A Part 137 certificate is required if you’re applying chemicals, seed, or fertilizer using a drone.

If you plan to spray crops commercially, you need it.

No 137 means:

This is where most people get stuck.

We take care of everything required to get your Part 137 approved.

You don’t need to figure it out, chase paperwork, or guess your way through the process.

We don’t just understand the paperwork. We understand the operation.

Our process is designed around real-world drone use, not generic aviation templates.

That means:

Most approvals are completed within 30 to 120 days, depending on FAA response times.

We keep the process moving and eliminate the common delays that slow operators down.

If you’re serious about running a spray operation, getting your Part 137 is step one.

We make it simple.