Which of the following is a requirement for a remote pilot under Part 107?

A remote pilot operating under Part 107 must hold a valid remote pilot certificate issued by the FAA. This certification ensures that the pilot has demonstrated knowledge and understanding of operational regulations, airspace classifications, weather, and emergency procedures pertinent to the safe operation of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS). The requirement to obtain this certification involves successfully passing the FAA's knowledge test, which assesses the individual's familiarity with these vital concepts.

While age and medical stipulations may apply in different contexts or for other types of pilots, they are not specific requirements for remote pilots operating under Part 107. Additionally, prior experience or formal background in aviation is not necessary to obtain the remote pilot certificate, making the requirement to hold a valid certificate fundamental for compliance with FAA regulations as it directly relates to safety and operational proficiency.