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Drone Pilot · FAA Part 107

Drone Pilot Part 107 Airspace Classifications

Controlled and uncontrolled airspace classes and their operating requirements for small unmanned aircraft under FAA Part 107.

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What is the altitude range for Class A airspace?
18,000 feet MSL and above
Can a Part 107 remote pilot operate in Class A airspace?
No, Part 107 aircraft are limited to 400 feet AGL maximum
What type of airport is served by Class B airspace?
The busiest airports, typically major metropolitan hubs
What is required to operate a Part 107 sUAS in Class B airspace?
ATC clearance is required
What visibility minimum applies in Class B airspace?
3 statute miles
What is the cloud clearance requirement in Class B airspace?
1,000 feet above, 1,000 feet below, 2,000 feet horizontal
Which airports are served by Class C airspace?
Busy airports with moderate traffic, but less than Class B
What is required to operate a Part 107 sUAS in Class C airspace?
ATC clearance is required
What visibility minimum applies in Class C airspace?
3 statute miles
What is the cloud clearance requirement in Class C airspace?
1,000 feet above, 1,000 feet below, 2,000 feet horizontal
Which airports are served by Class D airspace?
Airports with an operating control tower, moderate traffic
What is required to operate a Part 107 sUAS in Class D airspace?
ATC clearance is required
What visibility minimum applies in Class D airspace?
3 statute miles
What is the cloud clearance requirement in Class D airspace?
1,000 feet above, 1,000 feet below, 2,000 feet horizontal
What is Class E airspace?
General controlled airspace, the most common type below 14,500 feet MSL

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