Waiver Application Altitude and Airspace Information

In plain language

You must state how high you plan to fly (maximum altitude AGL) and note if you will be in controlled airspace or within 5 miles of other airspace types.

Requirement as structured

The FAA requests that waiver applicants specify their maximum planned altitude above ground level and identify any controlled or adjacent airspace within 5 miles of the flight area.

Original regulatory text

How high will you fly your aircraft (maximum altitude above ground level)? - Do you want to fly in controlled airspace (Class B, C, D, surface E)? - If yes, please see 14 CFR §107.41 and our guidance about Flying Near Airports - Are there any other kinds of airspace within 5 miles of any planned flight area?

Applies when

country

United States

authority

FAA

operation

Part 107 small UAS operation

operation regime

part_107

aircraft category

small unmanned aircraft (under 55 lb)

regulatory category

General

regulation framework

14 CFR Part 107