Find out if you qualify for an FAA Part 107 drone pilot certificate. Most people meet all requirements.
If you answered yes to all four, you are eligible for Part 107!
You must be at least 16 years old to obtain a Part 107 certificate. There is no maximum age limit. Minors under 16 can fly recreationally under adult supervision but cannot get commercial certification.
You must be able to read, speak, write, and understand English. This is required because all aviation communications, charts, and regulations are in English. Non-native speakers who are proficient qualify.
You must be in a physical and mental condition to safely operate a drone. Unlike manned aircraft pilots, Part 107 does not require a medical certificate. Self-certification is acceptable.
Part 107 is available to both US citizens and non-citizens. Foreign nationals can obtain certification as long as they meet other requirements and can take the test at a US testing center.
No. Part 107 is a standalone certificate. No prior aviation experience required.
No. Part 107 does not require an FAA medical certificate.
Generally yes. Criminal history does not automatically disqualify you.
No. You can get certified before purchasing a drone.
If you meet the eligibility requirements, start preparing for your Part 107 exam today.
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