FAA SECTION 2209 | PETITION READINESS SCREEN
Is your critical infrastructure facility ready for a federal drone restriction request?
The FAA's May 6, 2026 Part 74 proposal describes a pathway for certain fixed-site facilities to request Unmanned Aircraft Flight Restrictions (UAFRs). Compare your answers with configured sector criteria, then ask SkyTrade for a human review of the applicable thresholds, evidence gaps, and preparation steps.
Preliminary sector screen only. A criteria match is not an FAA approval or a complete evidence assessment. Check the FAA docket for current requirements. A UAFR does not itself authorize anyone to jam, spoof, take over, disable, or mitigate drones.
For critical infrastructure operators and managers
Use the sector screen to organize an initial conversation about your facility. Managing multiple sites? Run a separate screen for each facility, then request a human portfolio review. SkyTrade can support single-site reviews or portfolio-level readiness mapping across sectors, states, and facility types.
Request portfolio readiness reviewPrepare for an informed review
The May 6 proposal describes general requirements beyond sector criteria, including security measures, Remote ID reception, boundaries, response planning, and a demonstration of need. This screen does not assess that complete record. A specialist can help you identify what to prepare. Keep sensitive security records in your own approved systems.
16 CISA sectors
Explore the May 6, 2026 proposed §§ 74.81-74.96 sector criteria, including reserved Food and Agriculture and Water and Wastewater criteria.
Preliminary readiness verdict
See a configured criteria match, a further-review result, no configured match, or criteria reserved in the proposal. These are screening categories, not FAA determinations.
Readiness rationale on request
Submit your contact details and consent to unlock the on-page rationale. A SkyTrade specialist follows up manually with thresholds, evidence gaps, and next steps.