A remote pilot in command (RPIC) is conducting Category 3 operations over people with unprotected persons present. The small unmanned aircraft is planned to fly along a path that maintains 8 feet above the heads of the unprotected persons and at least 20 feet horizontally from any unprotected person. Is sustained flight along this path permitted under the minimum distance requirements?

A remote pilot in command (RPIC) is operating a small unmanned aircraft (sUA) declared to meet Category 2 requirements under 14 CFR part 107, subpart D. During the flight, the sUA passes directly above a nonparticipating person at 5 feet above ground level (AGL). Has the RPIC violated a regulation regarding minimum distances from people?

During takeoff and landing while conducting small unmanned aircraft operations over people, the aircraft must remain more than what horizontal distance from any person not directly participating in the operation?