FAA Part 107

FAA Part 107 is a set of regulations that govern the commercial use of small unmanned aircraft systems (drones) in the United States. It outlines pilot certification requirements, aircraft operation rules, airspace restrictions, and safety procedures to ensure responsible drone flying. To legally operate a drone for commercial purposes, pilots must pass an aeronautical knowledge test and obtain a remote pilot certificate. Part 107 helps promote safe, efficient integration of drones into the national airspace system, enabling businesses and individuals to use drones legally while minimizing risks to other aircraft and the public.