FAA Part 107 Quiz (3/11)

While operating your small UA, it accidentally strikes your crewmember in the head, causing him to lose consciousness. When should this accident be reported?

• No accidents need to be reported.

• When requested by the UA owner.

• Within 10 days of the accident.

A public UAS:

• is never subject to 14 CFR Part 107.

• may be operated under either Part 101 or Part 107.

• must be operated in accordance with Part 107 unless a Certificate of Authorization (COA) is obtained.

If you bring an sUAS that was registered in another country to operate in the U.S. under Part 107 you must:

• de-register it in that country and register it in the U.S.

• keep it registered in that country and also register it in the U.S.

• obtain a Foreign Aircraft Permit.

Under what operational requirement would the unmanned aircraft be restricted to visual line of sight operations?

• If operating with ADS-B Capabilities.

• If operating with standard remote identification.

• If operating with a remote identification broadcast module.

To avoid a near midair collision (NMAC) with a manned airplane, you estimate that your small UA climbed to an altitude greater than 400 feet AGL. To whom must you submit a written report of the deviation?

• Air Traffic Control.

• The National Transportation Safety Board.

• The Federal Aviation Administration, if requested.

When 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?

• Once adapted to darkness, a person's eyes are relatively immune to bright lights.

• It takes approximately 30 minutes for a person's eyes to fully adapt to darkness.

• The person should use a flashlight equipped with LED lights to facilitate their night vision.

You plan to release golf balls from your small UA at an altitude of 100 feet AGL. You must ensure the objects being dropped will:

• not create an undue hazard to persons or property.

• land within 10 feet of the expected landing zone.

• not cause property damage in excess of $300.

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During a flight of your small UA, you observe a hot air balloon entering the area. You should:

• yield the right-of-way to the hot air balloon.

• ensure the UA passes below, above, or ahead of the balloon.

• expect the hot air balloon to climb above your altitude.

A small UA causes an accident and your crew member loses consciousness. When do you report the accident?

• No accidents need to be reported.

• When requested by the UA owner.

• Within 10 days of the accident.

The FAA may approve your application for a waiver of provisions in part 107 only when it has been determined that the proposed operation:

• Will be conducted outside of the United States.

• Involves public aircraft or air carrier operations.

• Can be safely conducted under the terms of that certificate of waiver.