Documentation

How long is an aircraft’s certificate of registration valid before the pilot/operator/owner must renew it?

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 3 years

• 4 years

After an aircraft sale, a new owner needs to

• complete a registration application

• choose a new 'N' number

• complete an airworthiness certificate

• each of the other three answers must be completed

A temporary registration can used for

• 30 days

• 90 days

• 6 months

• on year

One difference between an airworthiness certificate and a registration certificate.

• A.C. requires an inspection and R.C. does not.

• R.C. requires an inspection and A.C. does not.

• R.C. requires manufacturer and model and A.C. does not.

• A.C. requires manufacturer and model and R.C. does not.

How long does a standard airworthiness certificate remain in effect?

• 30 days

• 30 months

• 30 years

• As long as the aircraft is airworthy

An Airworthiness Certificate has an 'N' number on it. What does the N refer to?

• The aircraft is registered in North Dakota

• The aircraft is classified in the Normal Category

• The aircraft is registered in the United States

• The aircraft is Not Approved for aerobatics

A special airworthiness certificate is used for

• transporting aircraft between different countries

• Light Sport Aircraft

• specific missions like cropdusting

• all aircraft being sold by dealers

Our DJI Inspire Drone (UAS) is registered with the FAA because it

• can be flown above 1000 feet agl

• is used for commercial purposes

• is used for educational purposes

• weighs between .55 and 55 pounds

Countryside Academy is allowed to put the same registration number on all its drone aircraft because

• all the aircraft are operated on the same radio frequency.

• all the aircraft are produced by the same manufacturer

• there are never more than two aircraft in the air at one time

• the aircraft are not used for commercial purposes