Part 107 Waiver Application
Build your waiver packet with FAA-aligned documentation
Step 1: Select Waiver Provisions
Choose which Part 107 provisions you need waived for your operation. You can select multiple provisions.
Select at least one provision to see approval likelihood
Daylight Operation (Night Operations)
14 CFR 107.29Permits operations during civil twilight and at night without the standard anti-collision lighting requirements or with modified lighting configurations.
Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS)
14 CFR 107.31Permits operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) where the remote pilot cannot maintain unaided visual contact with the unmanned aircraft.
Visual Observer Requirement
14 CFR 107.33Permits operations without a visual observer when one would otherwise be required, or with modified visual observer responsibilities.
Operation of Multiple Aircraft
14 CFR 107.35Permits a single remote pilot in command to operate more than one unmanned aircraft simultaneously.
Yielding Right of Way
14 CFR 107.37Modifies the requirement to yield right of way to all aircraft and avoid creating collision hazards.
Operation Over People
14 CFR 107.39Permits operations over non-participating persons beyond the Category 1-4 classifications established under the Operations Over People rule.
Operation in Certain Airspace
14 CFR 107.41Permits operations in Class B, C, D, or E surface airspace, or within the surface area of Class E airspace designated for an airport, without prior ATC authorization.
Operating Limitations (Altitude/Speed)
14 CFR 107.51Permits operations above 400 feet AGL or faster than 100 mph (87 knots) groundspeed.
About Part 107 Waivers
The FAA allows certain Part 107 rules to be waived if you can demonstrate that your operation can be conducted safely. Approval rates vary by provision and are affected by the quality of your safety case. The Waiver Safety Explanation Guidelines (WSEG) provide detailed information on what the FAA looks for in waiver applications.