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§ 107.79 

under this subpart must be accom-
panied by the applicant’s: 

(1) Remote pilot certificate with 

small UAS rating; and 

(2) A copy of the marriage license, 

court order, or other document 
verifying the name change. 

(b) The documents in paragraph (a) of 

this section will be returned to the ap-
plicant after inspection. 

(c) 

Change of address. The holder of a 

remote pilot certificate with small 
UAS rating issued under this subpart 
who has made a change in permanent 
mailing address may not, after 30 days 
from that date, exercise the privileges 
of the certificate unless the holder has 
notified the FAA of the change in ad-
dress using one of the following meth-
ods: 

(1) By letter to the FAA Airman Cer-

tification Branch, P.O. Box 25082, Okla-
homa City, OK 73125 providing the new 
permanent mailing address, or if the 
permanent mailing address includes a 
post office box number, then the hold-
er’s current residential address; or 

(2) By using the FAA Web site portal 

at 

www.faa.gov  providing the new per-

manent mailing address, or if the per-
manent mailing address includes a post 
office box number, then the holder’s 
current residential address. 

§ 107.79

Voluntary surrender of certifi-

cate. 

(a) The holder of a certificate issued 

under this subpart may voluntarily 
surrender it for cancellation. 

(b) Any request made under para-

graph (a) of this section must include 
the following signed statement or its 
equivalent: ‘‘I voluntarily surrender 
my remote pilot certificate with a 
small UAS rating for cancellation. This 
request is made for my own reasons, 
with full knowledge that my certifi-
cate will not be reissued to me unless I 
again complete the requirements speci-
fied in §§ 107.61 and 107.63.’’ 

Subpart D—Operations Over 

Human Beings 

S

OURCE

: Amdt. No. 107–8, 86 FR 4382, Jan. 

15, 2021 

§ 107.100

Applicability. 

This subpart prescribes the eligi-

bility and operating requirements for 
civil small unmanned aircraft to oper-
ate over human beings or over moving 
vehicles in the United States, in addi-
tion to those operations permitted by 
§ 107.39(a) and (b). 

§ 107.105

Limitations on operations 

over human beings. 

Except as provided in §§ 107.39(a) and 

(b) and 107.145, a remote pilot in com-
mand may conduct operations over 
human beings only in accordance with 
the following, as applicable: § 107.110 for 
Category 1 operations; §§ 107.115 and 
107.120 for Category 2 operations; 
§§ 107.125 and 107.130 for Category 3 op-
erations; or § 107.140 for Category 4 op-
erations. 

§ 107.110

Category 1 operations. 

To conduct Category 1 operations— 
(a) A remote pilot in command must 

use a small unmanned aircraft that— 

(1) Weighs 0.55 pounds or less on 

takeoff and throughout the duration of 
each operation under Category 1, in-
cluding everything that is on board or 
otherwise attached to the aircraft; and 

(2) Does not contain any exposed ro-

tating parts that would lacerate 
human skin upon impact with a human 
being. 

(b) No remote pilot in command may 

operate a small unmanned aircraft in 
sustained flight over open-air assem-
blies of human beings unless the oper-
ation meets the requirements of either 
§ 89.110 or § 89.115(a) of this chapter. 

[Amdt. No. 107–8, 86 FR 4382, Jan. 15, 2021, as 
amended by 86 FR 62473, Nov. 10, 2021] 

§ 107.115

Category 2 operations: Oper-

ating requirements. 

To conduct Category 2 operations— 
(a) A remote pilot in command must 

use a small unmanned aircraft that— 

(1) Is eligible for Category 2 oper-

ations pursuant to § 107.120(a); 

(2) Is listed on an FAA-accepted dec-

laration of compliance as eligible for 
Category 2 operations in accordance 
with § 107.160; and 

(3) Is labeled as eligible to conduct 

Category 2 operations in accordance 
with § 107.120(b)(1). 

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