NFPA 2400 Practice Questions #4 (75-98)

While performing pre-landing procedures, the RPIC needs knowledge of the aircraft system; which of the following is true?

• Can land autonomously

• Recognizes obstructions using obstacle avoidance systems

• Can be landed manually

• All of the above

While performing pre-landing procedures, the RPIC needs knowledge of the aircraft system allowing the pilot to hit "Return to Home" and fly back and land at the original take-off area.

• True

• False

When doing a pre-landing systems check, most of your sUAS can automatically return to the original take-off area.

• True

• False

What is recommended to set your RTH altitude system above the high obstacles between the RPIC and the airborne sUAS?

• 10 feet

• 30 feet

• 40 feet

• 50 feet

While performing launching and pre-landing procedures with different payloads in different environmental conditions, the RPIC will need to visually check the wind directions prior to landing?

• True

• False

While performing launching and pre-landing procedures with different payloads in different environmental conditions, the RPIC should;

• Avoid moving cars

• Avoid power lines

• Avoid crowded areas

• All of the above

When landing your sUAS, the winds may vary at different levels in the atmosphere causing your sUAS to drift.

• True

• False

When doing prelanding the sUAS, it's recommended to:

• Stop 1-3 feet above the ground and allow the downdraft to settle down due to changes in environmental conditions

• Always do an autonomous landing

• Use all the batteries down to 2% before landing

• None of the above

On a high humidity day, the RPIC will consider when landing the sUAS may cause the following:

• sUAS to perform sluggishly due to Density Altitude

• Not cause any issues with an sUAS flight

• Cause the sUAS to perform outstanding

• None of the above

While performing launching pre-landing procedures with different payloads in different environmental conditions, the RPIC will need to visually check the wind and directions prior to landing.

• True

• False