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Which UAS Operations Need to be Waived Under Part 107?

Pilot Institute

The waivable regulations are as follows: 107.25 – Operation from a moving vehicle or aircraft 107.29 (a)(2) and (b) – Night operation without a strobe light 107.31 – Visual line of sight 107.33 – Visual observer 107.35 – Operation of multiple UAS 107.37(a) Operating Limitations Discussion on the 107.51

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Practical Guide to Drone Laws & Regulations for Remote Pilots

Plane and Pilot

We will break federal regulations into five categories: Registration Operating rules Operational limits Part 107 certification Privacy and safety Registration Like crewed aircraft with their tail numbers, called “N-numbers,” most drones require a registration number. You also need to complete night-flight training.

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MOSAIC on the Horizon

Plane and Pilot

The trouble is this openness only applies to the aircraft approval, and not to the regulations governing pilot certification or operating limitations. Its likely that sport pilots under MOSAIC will still be limited to flying no higher than 10,000 feet msl or 2,000 feet agl, as is currently the rule under LSA.

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Drone Mapping Made Easy: A Beginner’s Guide to Aerial Surveying

Pilot Institute

When operating in controlled airspace (Classes B, C, D, or E), secure proper airspace authorization through tools, such as a LAANC, which facilitates rapid approval for restricted-area operations ( FAA LAANC Information ).

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