1. Rules and Regulations Flashcards by David Christianson

Q

sUAS users must be ____ years of age.

A

16

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sUAS users must read, write, and speak

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English

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sUAS users must be in good __ __

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mental, physical

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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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Visual Observer

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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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Person manipulating the controls

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

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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Final Authority

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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See and Avoid

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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Responsible for the crew

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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Visual line of sight of sUAS

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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Yield the right of way

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One of the 9 responsibilities of the Remote PIC

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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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Required Documentation

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Pilot Certificate 

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Required Documentation

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Aircraft registration - keep this with the sUAS

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Required Documentation

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Any necessary waiver or exemption

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Required Documentation

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Other documentation related to operation

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Required Documentation

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Maintenance/Repair log

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Required Documentation

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Flight Log

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Required Documentation

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

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Required Documentation

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Unique Aircraft ID

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Nighttime Operation

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Flying during this daily interval is strictly prohibited

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FAA Definition of Nighttime

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Evening Civil Twilight to Morning Civil Twilight

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30 minutes after sunset

A

Evening Civl Twilight

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30 minutes before sunrise

A

Morning Civil Twilight

Required visibility for a flight.

No less than 3 statute miles at the control station.

Minimum distance below clouds

500 feet

Minimum distance horizontally from clouds

2000 feet

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

Any crew member has to have this at all times

Binoculars or other visual aids

Can be used momentarily to enhance situational awareness

Maximum Speed

87 knots (100 mph)

Maximum Altitude

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.

See and Avoid

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

First person view (FPV) camera cannot satisfy ______

See and Avoid Requirements

If operating in populated/inhabited areas, do this

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

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

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

14 CFR Part 107 permits this

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

This cannot be operated from a moving vehicle

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

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

Total weight of sUAS including cargo must remain below 55 lbs

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

sUAS operation must be within boundaries of a state

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

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

One of the requirements to carry cargo for hire

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

sUAS have a takeoff weight of

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

The waiver process should be begun...

90 days before the flight