title_body: Is it possible to get a FAA Part 107 drone license if one has had a pilot license revoked or suspended? A Part 107 license (which requires a knowledge test and background check) is required in order to use a drone commercially in the US. If one has lost an FAA aircraft pilot license (that is, a license to fly human-piloted aircraft), does that make one ineligible to hold a Part 107 license or is drone licensure based only on whether one is capable of operating a drone?
  
  If only certain types of license loss (e.g. medical disqualification versus revocation for violating regulations) count, under what conditions would a prior loss result in ineligibility to hold a drone license?
upvoted_answer: I can't find anything that says losing your general aviation license would prohibit you from being unable to obtain a drone pilot's license. In fact, the two seem separate in every regard but one: The Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) . Per the Part 107 page you need to make an IACRA application. That application will ask if you have ever had an IACRA revoked
  
  
    Have you ever had an Airman Certificate Revoked?
  
  
  It's unclear what answering Yes will do (they want you to explain why it was revoked), but it doesn't seem to be an automatic disqualifier.