Part 107 Standards and Regulations I

During the course of a flight operation, an accident occurs and a crew member looses consciousness. When do you report the incident?

• No accident needs to be reported because it was a crew member

• When the injured crew member becomes conscious

• Within ten calendar days.

The individual who is responsible for keeping an eye on the UAS and its surroundings, in order to report potential hazards and unfavorable situations is called:

• Remote Pilot in Command

• Visual Observer

• UAS Spotter

According to the FAA "Civil Twilight" is defined as:

• 30 minutes prior to official sunrise and 30 minutes after official sunset

• 30 minutes after official sunrise and 30 minutes before official sunset

What is the maximum weight of a drone that can be classified as a small unmanned aircraft?

• 55 pounds

• Any weight below 55 pounds

• 55 ounces

If you consume any alcohol, how long should you wait before you are legally allowed to operate an UAS?

• 2 hours

• At least 6 hours

• Minimum 480 minutes

According to 14 CFR part 48, when would a small UAS owner not be permitted to register it?

• The owner is less than 13 years old.

• When the owner is an ex-convict

• If the owner is not a United States citizen

A small UAS must be operated in a manner which:

• Requires more than one visual observer

• Never exceeds 200 feet AGL

• Does not in any way endanger life or property

When releasing a package at 100 feet AGL, the RPIC must ensure that the drop will NOT in any way:

• Make a loud noise when landing

• Land outside the orchestrated destination

• Cause harm to lives and property

If a hot air balloon is sighted in the vicinity of your UAS flight, you should:

• Instruct the hot air balloon to move away from the UAS

• Maintain a lower altitude to avoid collision

• Yield right-of-way to the balloon

When legally flying an operation during civil twilight, drones should have...

• Anti-collision lights visible from 3 SM

• Collision light visible from 3 SM

• Signal lights