1. Rules and Regulations Flashcards

1
Q

sUAS users must be ____ years of age.

A

16

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2
Q

sUAS users must read, write, and speak

A

English

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3
Q

sUAS users must be in good __ __

A

mental, physical

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4
Q

Remote PIC (Pilot in Control)

A

person who holds a current remote pilot license with sUAS rating and has the final authority and responsibility for the operation and safety of the sUAS

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5
Q

Visual Observer

A

A person acting as a flight crewmember to help see and avoid air traffic, other objects in the sky, overhead, or on the ground

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6
Q

Person manipulating the controls

A

a person controlling the sUAS under direct supervision of the Remote PIC

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7
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

Final Authority

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8
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

See and Avoid

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9
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

Responsible for the crew

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10
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

Visual line of sight of sUAS

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11
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

Yield the right of way

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12
Q

One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

A

Certificate of waiver (PIC can apply for certificate of waiver with 14CFR part 107.200 and propose safe alternative to the operation)

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13
Q

Required Documentation

A

Pilot Certificate


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14
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Aircraft registration - keep this with the sUAS

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15
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Any necessary waiver or exemption

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16
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Other documentation related to operation

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17
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Maintenance/Repair log

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18
Q

Required Documentation

A

Flight Log

19
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Log your registration number, control station departed from, launch and recovery equipment, payload, any other components used to fly.

20
Q

Required Documentation

A

​Unique Aircraft ID

21
Q

Nighttime Operation

A

Flying during this daily interval is strictly prohibited

22
Q

FAA Definition of Nighttime

A

Evening Civil Twilight to Morning Civil Twilight

23
Q

30 minutes after sunset

A

Evening Civl Twilight

24
Q

30 minutes before sunrise

A

Morning Civil Twilight

25
Q

Required visibility for a flight.

A

No less than 3 statute miles at the control station.

26
Q

Minimum distance below clouds

A

500 feet

27
Q

Minimum distance horizontally from clouds

A

2000 feet

28
Q

Visual line of sight without use of binoculars or other vision aids

A

Any crew member has to have this at all times

29
Q

Binoculars or other visual aids

A

Can be used momentarily to enhance situational awareness

30
Q

Maximum Speed

A

87 knots (100 mph)

31
Q

Maximum Altitude

A

Cannot be flown higher than 400 feet above ground level (AGL) unless flown within a 400 foot radius of a structure and is not flown higher than 400 feet above the structure’s immediate uppermost limit.

32
Q

See and Avoid

A

Phrase meaning the Remote PIC must remain clear and yield right of way to all other aircraft and avoid potential hazards.

33
Q

First person view (FPV) camera cannot satisfy ______

A

See and Avoid Requirements

34
Q

If operating in populated/inhabited areas, do this

A

Make a plan to keep non-participants clear, indoors, or under cover. (documented and with you.

35
Q

Do this if you’re operating the sUAS from a moving vehicle

A

Choose a sparsely populated area and make a plan to keep the sUAS clear of anyone who may approach.

36
Q

14 CFR Part 107 permits this

A

Operation of an sUAS from a moving land or water-borne vehicle over a sparsely populated or unpopulated area. (NOT from a moving aircraft)

37
Q

This cannot be operated from a moving vehicle

A

sUAS transporting another person’s property (cargo) for compensation or hire

38
Q

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

A

Total weight of sUAS including cargo must remain below 55 lbs

39
Q

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

A

sUAS operation must be within boundaries of a state

40
Q

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

A

No items may be dropped from the small unmanned aircraft in a manner that creates undue hazard to persons or property

41
Q

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

A

This cannot be done from a moving land vehicle or water-borne vessel

42
Q

sUAS have a takeoff weight of

A

.55 - 55 lbs (but not including 5 lbs.)

43
Q

The waiver process should be begun…

A

90 days before the flight