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		<title>How Do I Get My PART 107?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>If you are already a Pilot and want to get your Part 107...here is how you can do it.</p>
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<p><h3>Introduction</h3>Let&#8217;s focus on the way I achieved my drone pilot license, as I am a private pilot and have my Part 61.</p>



<p>If you already have a <a href="https://www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators/become_a_drone_pilot">Part 61 pilot certificate</a> from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), you can get your Part 107 remote pilot certificate by following these steps.</p>



<p><h5>Course</h5><p>Head on over to FAASafety.gov, and login into your WINGS account. Sign up for the Part 107 Small UAS Initial &#8211; Part 61 Pilots course.  It should take you about 2 hours to run through the course.  </p></p>



<p><h5>Part 107 Exam</h5><p>The Part 107 remote pilot exam can be taken right after you finish the FAASafety course.  It is a home self test, so you do not need to go to a testing center.  The exam consists of multiple-choice questions, and you&#8217;ll need to score at least 70% to pass.</p></p>



<p><h5>Complete the Application</h5><p>After passing the exam, you&#8217;ll need to complete an application through the FAA&#8217;s Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) system. This application will include your test results and other required information.</p></p>



<p><h5>CFI</h5><p>Connect with your local CFI and let them know you have completed your Part 107 exam.  Once you supply them with your Pilot Certificate, and Photo ID, they can work with you to finalize the paperwork and issue you a temporary certificate.  The FAA will issue you a plastic card within 120 days.</p></p>



<p><h5>Receive Your Remote Pilot Certificate</h5><p>Once the FAA processes your application and completes the background check, you&#8217;ll receive your Part 107 remote pilot certificate and you can discard your paper certificate. </p></p>



<p>Remember that your Part 107 drone pilot license / certificate is separate from your Part 61 pilot certificate and only allows you to fly drones under the Part 107 rules. It&#8217;s essential to follow these rules when operating drones for commercial purposes to ensure safety and compliance with FAA regulations.</p>



<p>View more of my Aviation Resources here:<br><a href="https://jaylongley.com/category/aviation/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://jaylongley.com/category/aviation/</a></p>
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		<title>What is PART 107</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2024 17:46:48 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Part 107 defines what a Remote Pilot is ....</p>
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<p><h2>Introduction</h2></p>



<p>You have been hearing a it about it lately, so in simple terms here is a breakdown.. Part 107 defines what a Remote Pilot is and sets forth rules and regulations governing Remote pilots.  These regulations were created by the <a href="https://www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators">Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)</a> in the United States. The  rules are important for those of us who want to fly drones, also known as Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS).  These rules include flying for fun, or work, using drones that weigh from 250grams up to 55lbs.</p>



<p>In Simple terms, imagine you want to use a drone to take pictures or videos. Part 107 tells you what you need to do to fly safely and legally. Here are some simple things to know about Part 107:</p>



<p><h3>Age</h3>You need to be at least 16 years old to get a Part 107 remote pilot certificate. </p>



<p><h3>Study</h3>You have to study and pass a test to get that certificate. The test helps make sure you know how to fly your drone safely and understand the rules.</p>



<p><h3>Keep It In Sight</h3>You should always be able to see your drone when you&#8217;re flying it.</p>



<p><h3>Stay Away</h3>Part 107 rules say you should avoid flying your drone near people, buildings, and busy roads. This keeps everyone safe.</p>



<p><h3>Daytime / Nighttime</h3>It&#8217;s best to fly your drone when it&#8217;s bright and sunny so you can see it well. Flying at night is more complicated and needs special lighting and/or permission.</p>



<p><h3>Other Aircraft</h3>If there are airplanes or helicopters flying in the area, you need to give them space.  You can not fly too high or in their path.</p>



<p><h3>400 / 400</h3>Drones should stay below 400 feet (AGL) above the ground. The caveat here is you can fly to the top of a building or structure that is greater than 400ft tall.  However you have to be within 400ft of the structure.</p>



<p><h3>Follow the Rules</h3>Always follow the Part 107 rules to keep yourself and others safe and to avoid getting into trouble.</p>



<p><h2>In Conclusion</h2>Part 107 is like a guidebook for flying drones safely and responsibly. It helps make sure that drones can be used for fun and work without causing problems for anyone.  <a href="https://jaylongley.com/category/aviation/">Also please view my other Aviation Articles here for more helpful tips and guides</a></p>
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