Know before you fly.
Know before you fly.
ClearUAS gives commercial drone pilots an instant FAA Part 107 compliance determination. Airspace, Remote ID, weather, altitude — every applicable rule checked in seconds, with a downloadable PDF report before every flight.
ClearUAS evaluates your flight plan against every applicable 14 CFR Part 107 rule. These are the questions we answer the moment you hit submit.
Airspace classification + LAANC status from your coordinates. Class G, Class D tower airspace, or Class B metro — each gets the right rule.
14 CFR 107.41
Default 400 ft AGL ceiling, with the structure-proximity exception and local LAANC facility-map grid ceilings factored in.
14 CFR 107.51
Any Class B, C, D, or E-surface airspace triggers the check. We flag it and tell you if your altitude is within your grid's cap.
14 CFR 107.41
Daytime, civil twilight, and night operations each have different anti-collision-lighting requirements. We check them.
14 CFR 107.29
Standard Remote ID, broadcast module, or FAA-Recognized Identification Area (FRIA) — we verify your setup meets the September 2023 mandate.
14 CFR 89.110
3 sm visibility minimum, 500 ft below clouds, 2000 ft horizontal clearance — plus your aircraft's max wind spec. Auto-fetched from METAR.
14 CFR 107.51(c)-(d)
Category 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 rules per 107.39, plus the open-air-assembly exclusion and over-moving-vehicles rule.
14 CFR 107.39 + 107.145
VLOS is mandatory; if you break line of sight (e.g. FPV), we flag the visual-observer requirement.
14 CFR 107.31
Every check emits a ReportLab-generated PDF with the unique report ID, FAR citations, and rule-engine version — ready for your flight log.
ClearUAS
No waivers to chase, no regulations to memorize. Three steps and you're ready to fly — or know exactly what to fix first.
Location, aircraft, operation type, weather. Airspace, elevation, and METAR weather auto-populate as you type.
CLEARED, CONDITIONAL, or NOT CLEARED — with a per-rule breakdown against every applicable 14 CFR Part 107 rule.
Dated PDF with FAR citations, rule-engine version, and the full flight summary — keep it with your flight log.
Fill in your flight details — airspace, elevation, and METAR weather auto-populate. Your determination and downloadable PDF appear below the form as soon as you submit.