Drone operations software for US Part 107 and FAA-ready commercial teams
Aerosyne gives US operators one platform for fleet readiness, Part 107 pilot records, FAA-aware airspace context with FAA NOTAM integration, client delivery, and the operational coordination needed as programs grow.
Aerosyne is an independent commercial product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or the United States government. Agency names are referenced solely to describe applicable US Part 107 workflows and FAA-published airspace data.
Why this matters for US commercial operators
Marketing toward the US market only works if the product reflects how US operators actually fly. These are the operational signals already built into Aerosyne.
Built for US Part 107 commercial operators
Aerosyne supports US drone service providers running Part 107 operations, with workflows shaped around the realities of running a commercial aerial business in the United States.
FAA-aware airspace context with FAA NOTAM integration
US coordinates route through an FAA NOTAM integration so airspace awareness, advisories, and operational context stay aligned with the region your crews are flying in.
Part 107 pilot records and recurrent training
Track Remote Pilot Certificates, recurrent training, medicals, and operational notes alongside the rest of your fleet, scheduling, and client delivery records.
Run US regulation-heavy operations without fragmenting the business
The goal is not just better records. It is keeping compliance, airspace context, dispatch, and client delivery connected in one operating system.
Audit-ready compliance for US teams
Keep pilots, aircraft, maintenance, flight logs, and operational notes in one system so FAA-facing records are easier to review before dispatch and during inspections.
LAANC and waiver workflows without spreadsheet drift
Organize the crew readiness, recurring site context, authorizations, and evidence trails that mature US operators need as they layer LAANC, waivers, and advanced operations onto everyday work.
Client delivery and business operations stay connected
Tie US field operations to client portals, reports, CRM, scheduling, and billing so compliance work never gets separated from commercial delivery.
Questions US operators ask before rollout
These are the common questions around Part 107 fit, FAA airspace handling, and how Aerosyne supports US-based commercial drone teams.
Is Aerosyne built for US drone operators?
Yes. While Aerosyne is Canadian-made, the platform is built for international commercial operators including US service providers running Part 107 and more advanced operational programs.
Does Aerosyne support FAA Part 107 workflows?
Yes. Aerosyne supports US operators who need Part 107-aware pilot records, operational compliance workflows, and airspace context that reflects US flight environments.
How does Aerosyne handle US airspace and NOTAMs?
US coordinates route through an FAA NOTAM integration, so airspace awareness reflects the operational region your crews are flying in rather than a generic global feed.