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⚖ Regulations · 49 U.S.C. § 44103(d); 14 CFR § 48.205Q-046 · 1 of 5 today

While operating under Part 107, in what form must a remote pilot be able to present proof of aircraft registration if asked by the FAA or law enforcement?

TAP ONE · THE WHY AND THE CITATION FOLLOWSOURCE → 49 U.S.C. § 44103(d); 14 CFR § 48.205 · CHECKED JUL 3
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