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FAA followup email response to my registering as 107 instead of 336 2018-04-08 02:45:44 PM EDT - Vieira, WilliamAdditional comments Thank you for your inquiry. Under Part 107 you are registered to operate your drone for BOTH commercial and hobbyist purposes. You do not need to change anything...

I was told to carry the card I was provided when registering Part 107. Either printed out, or electronically. They also told me I had the option of unregistering as 107, and paying another $5.00 to register 336, but it was fine to just use up the 3 years as a recreational 107 registerant...

Airports Recreational operators are required to give notice for flights within five miles of an airport to both the airport operator and air traffic control tower, if the airport has a tower. However, recreational operations are not permitted in Class B airspace around most major airports...

So..... Thanks to everyone for all the help yesterday. I just spoke with FAADroneZone again this morning. Yes, it was not necessary for me to register as Part 107, however, Part 107 Does in fact cover recreational as well as commercial and government. Just as stated in their registration...

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You may want to check your status by calling the number listed under "contact us", 1 844 359 6982. You may have made the same mistake I did. 107 is commercial, and I'm being told that 336 is the correct option to choose for recreational, and does not ask for a serial number. The registration...

Then I’d venture to say, if anyone were to police Most drone pilots, they would not fall under the protection of 336. Is there any negative aspect to my registering under 107?

Yes sir.... and I thank you for that. One more thing. I found this. 107 unless you are protected by 336...... (2) flown within visual line of sight of the person operating the aircraft; That phantom 4 will not always be within visual line of sight

Then they need to reword their registration page. 107 clearly states recreational, commercial, or government.

I see..... Well according to the tech support guy I spoke to today, the website was revamped. He wasn’t familiar with the new site. If you go look at the wording, 107 is for recreational, commercial, and government. All three. 336 is described as flying with a club. Guess I’m a 107 now...

So I registered under part 107, because the description was more accurate since I am not flying in a club. It defiantly requested a serial number, and if I attempt to add another drone, it requests the new drone’s serial no. I’massuming others did not use option part 107, and no serial number...

Part 336 is fly with an aro-modeling club. Part 107 is fly recreational, commercial, and government use.

Serial number and place purchased were part of the recreational registration process. Cost me $5.00 for three years. Does this look familiar? I cant go back to where I registered because the first step is to create an account. Since I’ve already created an account, I cannot get back to the...