An operator asks the FAA to waive the rule against careless or reckless operation for a stunt flight. What is the correct outcome?

• A.It will be granted if a dedicated safety observer is used and the flight stays over private property
• B.The request cannot be granted; that prohibition is not waivable
• C.It will be granted for an additional fee through DroneZone, if the operator has a clean record

Why

The prohibition on careless or reckless operation in 107.23 is not on the list of waivable provisions in 107.205. No observer or fee can make a reckless operation waivable.

Source: 14 CFR 107.205 · ACS knowledge area: Applicable Regulations · From the Regulations & Registration practice bank (REG-052).

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