Every Course Practice Question Flashcards

1
Q

According to 14 CFR Part 107, an sUAS is an unmanned aircraft system weighing

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Less than 55 lbs

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2
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Unmanned Aircraft means an aircraft operated:

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without the possibility of direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft

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3
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What is excluded from Part 107 requirements?

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Model Aircraft for hobby use

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4
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Part 107 applies to :

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civil unmanned aircraft operations

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5
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Update FAA about home address change within how many days?

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30 days

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6
Q

Part 107 renewal happens how frequently?

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every 24 months

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7
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How old to to apply for Part 107?

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16

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8
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A person without a Part 107 license may operate an sUAS for commercial operations:

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under the direct supervision of a Remote PIC

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9
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Visual Observer

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Sole task is watching the sUAS to report hazards to the rest of the crew

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10
Q

Who is responsible for inspecting a sUAS?

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Remote PIC

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11
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While you don’t have a Part 107 license, you’re planning to use a buddy box system with a certified RPIC to conduct a commercial operation together. How would this work?

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You’d need to have two control stations set up where the RPIC could take over the flight operations immediately with the flip of a swich

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12
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Who is responsible for determining the performance of a sUAS?

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Remote PIC

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13
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Objects carried on the sUAS must be:

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ensured to be secure by the RPIC

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14
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All sUAS systems must:

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be verified by the Remote PIC before every operation

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15
Q

sUAS can be registered online with what requirements?

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total aircraft weight is less than 55 lbs. including fuel and battery

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16
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If your UA is destroyed, sold, lost or transferred, do you need to do anything?

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Yes, you should cancel your online sUAS registration

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17
Q

How often must you re-register your commercially at $5 per UAV?

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every 3 years

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18
Q

Drones purchased in foreign nations :

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must be registered in the US

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19
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Drone must be registered:

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When the sUA is used for any purpose other than as a model aircraft

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20
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How many days to report an incident to FAA?

A

10

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21
Q

If you are forced to take aircraft over 600 ft AGL who must you make a report to?

A

FAA

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22
Q

When can a Remote PIC deviate from the Part 107 rules to go into Class C Airspace?

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When an in flight emergency occurs

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23
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In accordence with Part 107, except within a 400’ radius of a structure, at what maximum altitude can you operate a sUAS?

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400 feet

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24
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Under 14 CFR Part 107, an sUAS must remain no closer than_________ from clouds?

A

500 feet below and 2,000 feet horizontally from clouds

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25
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How many feet below clouds?

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500ft

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26
Q

What’s the maximum ground speed a fixed wing sUAS ?

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87 knots

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27
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What is the maximum allowable speed of a UAV in Class B Airspace?

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100 mph

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28
Q

You have been contracted to inspect a tower located in Class G airspace that is 402 ft AGL. What is the maximum altitude AGL you are authorized to fly while inspecting the tower?

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802 feet AGL as long as you remain within a 400 ft radius of the tower

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29
Q

Who can request to see your Part 107 documentation?

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Any agent of the FAA or law enforcement

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30
Q

Scheduled maintenance should be performed in accordance with the:

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Manufacturers’s suggested procedures

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31
Q

In accordance with 14 CFR Part 107, when can you operate an sUAS from a moving vehicle?

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Over a sparsely populated area

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32
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To conduct Category 1 operations the weight of sUAS must be

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.55 lbs or less

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33
Q

Which category of small unmanned aircraft must have an airworthiness certificate issued by the FAA?

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Category 4

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34
Q

For category 2 operations over people, the sUAS

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Must not contain any exposed rotating parts that could lacerate human skin

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35
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For category 3 operations over people, the sUAS must not cause injury equivalent to or granter than the impact of :

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25 foot pounds of kinetic energy

36
Q

Category 4 operations are limited to UAS with what certfication?

A

FAA issued airworthiness certificates

37
Q

For operations conducted in category 1,2, or 4 sustained flight over an open air assembly is restricted to a sUAS that:

A

Meet the Standard Remote ID (Part 89, 110) requirements

38
Q

Which category of operations over people requires the sUAS to not have an impact of greater than 11 foot pounds of kinetic energy?

A

Category 2

39
Q

Category that allows for operation conducted over a closed or restricted access site

A

3

40
Q

Categories for operation with sustained flight over open-air assemblies restricted to sUAS that meet remote ID requirements

A

1,2,4

41
Q

When can an FAA-accepted means of compliance (MOC) be revoked?

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If the FAA determines the MOC no longer meets the compliance requirements of Part 107

42
Q

The categories and their respective restrictions for operations over people at night:

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Do not change due to conditions of night

43
Q

What is a safe distance to maintain when flying near people who are not directly participating in the operation?

A

Part 107 does not specify this

44
Q

Can you fly a sUAS that is classified with multiple categories

A

Yes, if the RPIC cannot inadvertently switch between modes or configurations

45
Q

VLOS must be maintained by

A

unaided vision

46
Q

Up to how long must you wait to apply for certificate after having been convicted of growing Marijuana?

A

1 year

47
Q

Hyperventilation can lead to

A

light headedness

48
Q

you have questions about the possible effects of using OTC medications. Which resource would you consult?

A

Pilot Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge

49
Q

14 CFR Part 91 requires that at least :

A

8 hours pass between drinking alcohol and piloting an UA

50
Q

14 CFR Part 91 requires BAC be less than

A

.04%

51
Q

Which set of regulations covers the rules regarding medications for pilots?

A

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

52
Q

How long for a mixed drink to get through your body?

A

3 hours

53
Q

When requesting a waiver, the required documents should be presented to the FAA at least how many days prior to the planned operation?

A

90

54
Q

How should a remote pilot apply for a Certificate of Waiver? ( CoW)

A

By going to FAAdronezone.faa.gove and following the instructions

55
Q

Is a Remote PIC allowed to operate two sUAS at the same time?

A

No, not without a waiver

56
Q

Certificate of Waiver (CoW) allows what?

A

Deviation from certain provisions of Part 107

57
Q

Airspace categories:

A

A,B,C,D, and E

58
Q

With a Part 107 License, can you operate multiple sUAS at the same time with one controller?

A

No, unless, you have a waiver, then yes

59
Q

As defined in 14 CFR Part 107, civil twilight in the continental US exists from :

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30 minutes before the official sunrise to official sunrise, AND 30 minutes from official sunset to after official sunset

60
Q

CFR:

A

Code of Federal Regulations

61
Q

According to Part 107, what is required to operate a sUAS within 30 minutes after official sunset?

A

anti-collision lights

62
Q

It’s 40 minutes until official sunrise. How long must you wait to operate your unmanned aircraft if you don’t have anti-collision lights

A

40 minutes

63
Q

When may a remote pilot reduce the intensity of an aircraft’s lights during a night flight?

A

When it is in the interest of safety to dim the aircraft’s lights

64
Q

If you need light when setting up your drone and running through your final pre flight checklist, consider using____ filtered light source

A

red

65
Q

Aircraft light structure

A

green on the right
red on the left

66
Q

How long for eyes to adjust to darkness?

A

30 minutes

67
Q

at night you’re scanning the sky in 30 degree increments, you shouldn’t pause for more than______seconds to avoid night vision limitations

A

2-3 seconds

68
Q

greates self-imposed stressor that can affect your night fight operations. It decreases visual sensitivity at night

A

cigarette smoking

69
Q

At night, drone pilots, and other crew members should use off-center viewing where you’re

A

not looking directly at an object. you’re looking 10 degrees above below or to either side of the object

70
Q

When you’re preparing for a night flight, what should an sUAS pilot be aware of after assembling and conducting a preflight of an aircraft while using a bright flashlight or work light>

A

it takes approximately 30 minutes for eyes to fully adjust to darkness

71
Q

A light flickering between 4 and 20 cycles per second can cause

A

unpleasant and dangerous reactions like nausea, vomiting, and vertigo

72
Q

to prevent autokinisis, avoid

A

fixating on one source of light

73
Q

Class B Airspace

A

Generally starting at SFC up to about 10,000 ft. MSL
“Big City” Airports
Solid blue lines on sectional chart
factions on sectional chart
Need to request FAA permission

74
Q

Class C Airspace

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Generally SFC to about 4,000ft above airport
“Cities” usually smaller
Need to request FAA permission
solid magenta lines

75
Q

Class D Airspace

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Generally SFC to 2,500 ft above airport
smallest towered airport
Need FAA permission
Dashed blue lines
“negative” means the airspace does not include the upper limit

76
Q

Class E Airspace

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“Everywhere else” Airspace
Different types
Only need to request permission when at SFC and surrounding an airport
Dashed magenta Lines

77
Q

Class E Airspace starting at 700ft AGL

A

Thick Fuzzy Magenta line

Class G uncontrolled up to 700ft in these areas unless otherwise indicated

78
Q

Class E Airspace Starting at 1,200ft AGL

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Most airspace in country
Thick magenta as well
Class G up to 1200 ft

79
Q

Class G Airspace

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Portion of airspace that is not classified as anything else
No permission needed unless there is a NOTAM or TFR
Not indicated on sectional Chart
uncontrolled airspce

80
Q

Special Use Airspace

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areas in which certain activities must be confined or where limitations may be imposed on aircraft operations that are not a part of the operation

81
Q

Special Use Airspace Types:

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Prohibited : “P-49”
Restricted: “R-4401”
Warning: “W-50B” blue hashed lines
Military operations areas (MOAs)
Alert: “A-211”

82
Q

Where is special use airspace info?

A

Border of sectional chart

83
Q

Military Training Route (MTR)

A

shown on sectional chart as “IFR” or “VFR”
MTRS with four numbers are flown at 1500ft AGL and below
MTRS with 3 numbers are flown with at least one section above 1500ft AGL

84
Q

TFR

A

Temporary Flight Restriction
movement of govt VIPS, special events, natural disasters, or other unusual events

85
Q

Stadium TFR

A

Standing
prohibits flight at or below 3,000ft AGL within a 3 NM radius of any stadium with a seating capacity of 30,000 or more.
Takes place from one hour before the event to one hour after the event concludes
find them at FAA TFE website: tfr.faa.gove

86
Q

NOTAM

A

Notice to Airmen: Time critical information that could effect the pilot’s decision to fly.

found at 1800wxbrief.com and the FAA’s official site at notam.aim.faa.gov/notamsearch/