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14CFR107

14 CFR Part 107 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems

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Publisher
FAA
Edition
eCFR current as of 2026-08-20 (Title 14 latest amended 2026-08-17)
Last verified
October 2026
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14 CFR Part 107 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems is a federal regulation, not a fixed PDF. It is amended in place, so the authoritative version is the live electronic Code of Federal Regulations. Aviator IQ questions that cite it carry the exact regulatory text they test, checked against the edition below.

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What this regulation covers

A section-by-section map of 14CFR107. Every topic below is something the exams built on this source can ask about, and on Aviator IQ each of those questions carries a verbatim quote from this document, so you can trace an answer straight back to the page it came from.

  1. 01Operating rulesThe daylight, visual-line-of-sight, 400-foot, and speed limits that define a routine small-UAS operation.
  2. 02Remote pilot certificationThe eligibility for a remote pilot certificate and the aeronautical knowledge the test covers.
  3. 03Operating limitationsWhere and how a small unmanned aircraft may be flown, and the operations that require an authorization.
  4. 04WaiversThe certificate-of-waiver process for operations that fall outside the standard Part 107 limits.

Why Aviator IQ cites this source

14 CFR Part 107 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems is a US government public-domain document. Every Aviator IQ question that draws on it stores the exact sentence it tests and checks that quote against this edition (eCFR current as of 2026-08-20 (Title 14 latest amended 2026-08-17)), last verified October 2026. If the FAA reissues it, the citing questions are pulled for review before the new edition ships.