Part 107 Reference 3.1

This comprehensive reference provides immediate access to all the relevant regulations of Part 107 drone law. It serves as an invaluable resource for today's drone pilots, offering essential guidance for complying with the Federal Aviation Administration's requirements. Additionally, it includes Chapter 5 of the FAA's Advisory Circular 107-2, which provides further detailed instructions on operating within the confines of Part 107.

Below is an overview of the various subparts covered in the FAA's 14 CFR Part 107:

1. Subpart A - General:
   • §107.1 - Applicability
   • §107.3 - Definitions
   • §107.5 - Falsification, reproduction, or alteration
   • §107.7 - Inspection, testing, and demonstration of compliance
   • §107.9 - Accident reporting
2. Subpart B - Operating Rules:
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3. Subpart C - Remote Pilot Certification:
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4. Subpart D - Operations Over Human Beings:
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5. Subpart E - Waivers:
   • §107.200 - Waiver policy and requirements
   • §107.205 - List of regulations subject to waiver

The summary of FAA Part 107 Drone Law includes the following key points:

• Unmanned aircraft must weigh less than 55 pounds (including payload) at takeoff.
• Operations must be conducted in Class G airspace.
• The unmanned aircraft must remain within visual line-of-sight.
• Flight altitude should not exceed 400 feet.
• Operations must be conducted during daylight or civil twilight.
• The unmanned aircraft must not exceed a speed of 100 mph.
• Right-of-way must always be yielded to manned aircraft.
• Direct flight over people is prohibited, ensuring their safety.

It is important to note that this reference is regularly updated, although it is not an official FAA guide. It should be regarded as a valuable tool for drone pilots seeking to understand and comply with Part 107 regulations.