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What type of UAS operation is regulated by 14 CFR Part 101?

Commercial UAS operations

Recreational UAS operations

14 CFR Part 101 specifically addresses the operation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for non-commercial purposes, which includes recreational or hobbyist use. This regulation lays out guidelines that relate to unmanned aircraft that are flown for fun, not for business or commercial gain. It covers aspects such as the maximum altitude limits, the need to avoid manned aircraft, and restrictions on flying in controlled airspace without proper authorization.

In contrast, other regulations exist for different types of operations, such as commercial uses, which are governed by Part 107, and various government operations that could fall under different regulatory frameworks depending on their specific missions. Emergency services operations are typically governed by either Part 107 or specific provisions that apply to public operators based on the situation at hand.

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Government UAS operations

Emergency services UAS operations

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