Which documentation must a remote pilot maintain while operating under Part 107?

Maintaining flight logs is essential for a remote pilot operating under Part 107 because these logs provide a record of the pilot’s operations, including details such as flight times, locations, and other relevant operational data. This documentation serves several important purposes, such as ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, facilitating safety assessments, and providing a historical account of flight activities.

Flight logs can also help in tracking pilot experience and operational proficiency, which can be beneficial for future training and operational planning. While operational specifications, narrative reports, and wingspan specifications might be relevant in different contexts, they are not specifically mandated for a remote pilot’s day-to-day operations under Part 107. Therefore, maintaining accurate and detailed flight logs is crucial for adherence to the regulations governing unmanned aircraft operations.