Part 107 Waivers Issued
Night waivers are canceled after May 17, 2021.
The FAA published a new rule on January 15, 2021 that amended part 107. The rule modifies part 107 to permit routine operations of small unmanned aircraft (UAS) at night. As a result, on May 17, 2021 all night waivers are cancelled in accordance with 14 CFR §107.29(d) and all night operations must comply with the updated regulation. Learn more on the waivers page.
To apply for a waiver to Part 107, please complete a Part 107 Operational Waiver Application in the FAA DroneZone.
Find an issued waiver by using the search box below. Type the company name or responsible person into the search box.
| Date of Issuance | Expiration Date | Company Name | Responsible Person | Waivered Regulation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLIR-TELEDYNE UIS | Peter Blake (pdf) | 107.25, 107.29, 107.31, 107.51(c) and (d) | ||
| Hoverfly Technologies Inc, | Michael Miranda (pdf) | 107.31 | ||
| Sunlight Aerospace Inc | Jodi Ciongoli (pdf) | 107.31 | ||
| Rajant | Don Gilbreath (pdf) | 107.35 | ||
| United Aerial Services, Inc. | David Woodland (pdf) | 107.35 | ||
| Bonneville Power Administration | Ken Tinseth (pdf) | 107.51(c) and (d) | ||
| Kent Moyer | Kent Moyer (pdf) | 107.51(c) and (d) |