ARC is selecting the first Founding Cohort of CARC candidates.
This elite group will:
Participate in pilot training
Gain early access to ARC-approved curriculum
Help establish the foundational standards of the profession
Become the first certified practitioners in the country
Because this profession requires specialized understanding of land-based and regulatory systems, preference will be given to applicants with experience in:
Mineral rights
Landman work
Surveying
Right-of-way acquisition
Aviation
Regulatory compliance
GIS or mapping
Applications are reviewed by ARC leadership. Spaces are limited.
The CARC designation is the official professional credential administered by ARC. CARCs are trained, examined, and certified to support homeowners through the complexities of:
UAS commercial operations
Drone delivery routes
AAM corridor expansion
Airspace regulatory boundaries
Property-owner impact considerations
CARCs do not act as legal substitutes or regulatory authorities. They operate as ethical, informed advocates within established legal and aviation frameworks.
CARC Certification Represents:
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Verified training
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Demonstrated competency
3
Ethical compliance
4
Ongoing education
5
Accountability to ARC governance
Who Becomes a CARC?
Professionals with backgrounds in:
Mineral rights
Land and title research
Surveying and right-of-way
Real estate due diligence
Aviation (FAA/DoD/ATC)
Community impact analysis
Environmental studies
Property rights consulting
ARC Code of Ethics
ARC practitioners must uphold:
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Partnership with aviation regulators
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Commitment to homeowner interests
3
Accuracy in representation of airspace rights
4
Integrity in all professional conduct
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Respect for public safety and national security
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Independence from commercial UAS operators
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Transparency and informed consent
CARCs are held to a strict ethical standard, and violations may result in suspension or revocation of certification.