Waivable Part 107 Regulations
Verified from official sourcesPart 107 Waivers | Federal Aviation Administration - In This SectionVersion 1Effective -Verified 22 August 2026
In plain language
You can apply for a waiver if your operation involves moving vehicles (§ 107.25), night operations without standard anti-collision lights (§ 107.29), beyond visual line of sight (§ 107.31), modified visual observer requirements (§ 107.33), multiple drone operations (§ 107.35), operations over people (§ 107.39), exceeding standard operating limits (§ 107.51), or operations over moving vehicles (§ 107.145).
Requirement as structured
Drone pilots must apply for and receive a Part 107 waiver if they cannot comply with the standard provisions of §§ 107.25, 107.29, 107.31, 107.33, 107.35, 107.39, 107.51, or 107.145.
Original regulatory text
if you’re unable to comply with the regulations listed below as published, you must apply for a part 107 waiver.
Applies when
- country
- United States
- operation
- Part 107 small UAS operation
- operation regime
- part_107
- aircraft category
- small unmanned aircraft (under 55 lb)
- regulatory category
- General