Regulation Map — SkyLogic Ops

SkyLogic Ops tracks the Part 107 provisions below so your crew can fly with the right records on hand. Each entry links to the full, official regulation on eCFR.

§ 107.9Safety event reporting

Reporting requirements for accidents and certain safety-related events involving small unmanned aircraft.
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§ 107.23Hazardous operation

Prohibitions on careless, reckless, or hazardous operation that endangers people, property, or other aircraft.
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§ 107.31Visual line of sight aircraft operation

Requirements for maintaining visual line of sight (VLOS) with the unmanned aircraft at all times during flight.
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§ 107.51Operating limits for small unmanned aircraft

Maximum airspeed, maximum altitude (400 feet AGL), and minimum visibility and clearance from clouds.
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§ 107.55Operation over people

Categories and conditions for operating a small unmanned aircraft over people, including risk-based operational categories.
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§ 107.71Operations in certain airspace

Airspace authorization and coordination requirements for operating in controlled airspace (Class B, C, D, and E).
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§ 107.73Operations in restricted airspace

Permissions and coordination required to operate within restricted, prohibited, or other special-use airspace.
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§ 107.79Operations at night

Requirements and anti-collision lighting conditions for operating a small unmanned aircraft at night.
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§ 107.101Operations at certain airworthiness certification levels

Operating criteria for unmanned aircraft based on airworthiness certification levels.
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Official Source The complete text of 14 CFR Part 107 is published on the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations at ecfr.gov. Regulations are amended periodically; always verify the current version before each operation. SkyLogic Ops tracks your records against these references but does not replace the official regulation or the judgment of the Remote Pilot in Command.