True or False: Remote pilots can use their drone to provide aerial services for any business.

Remote pilots must adhere to specific regulations that limit the commercial use of drones. While remote pilots can offer aerial services, they cannot do so for any business without meeting certain FAA requirements, including obtaining a Part 107 certification. This certification mandates that remote pilots follow all operational rules, such as maintaining a visual line of sight, not exceeding altitude limits, and respecting airspace restrictions. Furthermore, certain industries or applications may require additional permissions or certifications beyond those stipulated by the Part 107 rules. Therefore, stating that remote pilots can provide aerial services for "any" business is misleading, as many commercial activities are regulated strictly by the FAA and may require additional licenses or permits. This is why the statement is false.