Nothing changes for you. This is a typo fix on a docket number in a procedural notice.
No one operationally. Only anyone who needed to reference the correct docket number when filing comments on the underlying information-collection renewal.
On January 29, 2026 the FAA published a notice requesting comments on the renewed approval of the Small Unmanned Aircraft Registration System information collection. That notice listed the wrong docket number. It printed FAA-2025-18382; this February 9, 2026 notice corrects the docket number to FAA-2025-3156. That is the entire substance of the document.
Nothing. Your registration process, registration fees, registration requirements, and operational rules are all unchanged. The underlying notice this corrects is a routine OMB paperwork-clearance renewal, not a rule change.
It does not change registration requirements, fees, or process. It does not create new obligations. It does not alter any operational rule. It does not introduce any new technology or reporting requirement. It is a single-line correction to a docket number citation.
No. This does not appear on the Part 107 exam, does not change any exam question, and does not affect any topic you need to study. It is a clerical correction to a procedural docket number.
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