A person without a part 107 remote pilot certificate may operate an sUAS for non-recreational operations: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Under the direct supervision of a Remote Pilot in Command

Alone, if operating during daylight hours

Only when visual observers participate in the operation

A person whose sole task is watching the sUAS to report hazards to the rest of the crew is called: [Sources: 14 CFR § 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Person manipulating the controls

The effective use of all available resources—human, hardware, and information—prior to and during flight to ensure the successful outcome of the operation is called: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Flight Operations Qualification Program

Under what condition should the Remote Pilot in Command of a small unmanned aircraft develop his or her own scheduled maintenance protocol? [Source: AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

When the manufacturer does not provide a maintenance schedule

When the FAA requires you to, following an accident

Small unmanned aircraft systems do not require maintenance

As part of an overall safety risk assessment for flight, when should the Remote Pilot in Command check and consider weather conditions in the operating area? [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Prior to and throughout the duration of every small UAS flight

Never. Weather factors cannot influence small UAS performance

Only when planning an operation with unfamiliar small UAS equipment

While operating around buildings, the Remote Pilot in Command should be aware of the creation of wind gusts that [Source: FAA-H-8083-24, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operating Handbook]

Change rapidly in direction and speed causing turbulence

Increase performance of the aircraft

Part 89 Remote Identification (Remote ID) requirements: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Apply to all unmanned aircraft operating under part 107

Do not apply to unmanned aircraft

Only apply to unmanned aircraft that weigh less than 0.55 lbs

A small unmanned aircraft without Remote ID that is equipped after production with a Remote ID broadcast module: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Is limited to visual line of sight (VLOS) operations

May not be operated in the National Airspace System (NAS)

May only operate at FAA-recognized identification areas (FRIAs)

A person may not use a Remote ID broadcast module that: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Fails the self-test when powered on

Relies solely on a software upgrade to existing hardware on the UA

Is installed by anyone other than the UA manufacturer

Before each flight, the Remote Pilot in Command must ensure that: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Objects carried on the sUAS are secure

The site supervisor has approved the flight

According to 14 CFR part 107, what is required to operate a small unmanned aircraft in civil twilight or at night? [Source: 14 CFR § 107.29(b)]

Use of lighted anti-collision lights

Selection of a rural area for conducting the operation

When conducting operations during civil twilight or at night, the small unmanned aircraft must be equipped with anti-collision lights that are capable of being visible for at least: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

3 statute miles (sm) from the control station

1 statute mile (sm) from the control station

5 statute miles (sm) from the control station

When does a Remote Pilot in Command operating at night have the discretion to reduce the intensity of the anti-collision lighting? [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

In the interest of operational safety

Only at the start of a night operation

To keep the small unmanned aircraft in the intended area and within visual line-of-sight (VLOS) during night operations, the Remote Pilot in Command: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Should reduce operational ranges

Is required to designate two visual observers

May rely solely on anti-collision lights

During night operations, compensate for the night blind spot by: [Source: FAA-H-8083-24, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operating Handbook]

Looking 5° to 10° off-center of the sUAS

Using bright ground lighting around the Remote PIC

Focusing only on the control station display

If the Remote PIC cannot determine the location of the sUAS in relation to other aircraft during night operations, when should he or she land the sUAS? [Source: FAA-H-8083-24, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operating Handbook]

At the end of the planned operation

As landing an sUAS at night is particularly challenging, select a landing area: [Source: FAA-H-8083-24, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operating Handbook]

With sufficient lighting to allow a safe landing

That is as far from crewmembers as possible

Over water, sand, or other soft surface

According to 14 CFR part 107, how may a Remote Pilot in Command (Remote PIC) operate an unmanned aircraft in controlled airspace (Class B, C, D, and E associated with an airport)? [Source: 14 CFR §107.41]

The Remote PIC must have prior authorization from Air Traffic Control (ATC)

The Remote PIC must contact the Air Traffic Control (ATC) facility after launching the unmanned aircraft

The Remote PIC must monitor the Air Traffic Control (ATC) frequency from launch to recovery

Without prior ATC authorization, you can fly your sUAS below 400 feet above the ground (AGL) and: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

With at least one designated visual observer

To conduct Category 1 operations over people, the small unmanned aircraft: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Must weigh 0.55 pounds or less, including everything that is on board or attached

Must be labeled to indicate the eligible category

Must be listed in an FAA-approved Declaration of Compliance (DoC)

For Category 2 operations over people, the small unmanned aircraft: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

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

May only be operated in a closed or restricted-access site

Must be equipped with a siren to alert persons who are not directly involved in the operation

For Category 3 operations over people, the small unmanned aircraft must not cause injury equivalent to or greater than the impact of: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

25 foot-pounds of kinetic energy

11 foot-pounds of kinetic energy

5 foot-pounds of kinetic energy

Category 4 operations are limited to unmanned aircraft: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

With FAA-issued airworthiness certificates

Operated beyond visual line-of-sight

Registered outside the United States

For Category 1, 2, and 4 operations over people, sustained flight over open air assemblies are restricted to small unmanned aircraft that: [Source: 14 CFR § 107 Subpart D]

Meet part 89 Remote ID requirements

Are operated at FAA-recognized identification areas (FRIAs)

In accordance with 14 CFR part 107, you may operate an sUAS from a moving vehicle when no property is carried for compensation or hire: [Sources: 14 CFR § 107.25; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Over a parade or other social events

In accordance with 14 CFR part 107, except when within a 400' radius of a structure, at what maximum altitude can you operate an sUAS? [Source: 14 CFR § 107.51]

400 feet above ground level (AGL)

600 feet above ground level (AGL)

500 feet above ground level (AGL)

The FAA may approve your application for a waiver of provisions in part 107 only when it has been determined that the proposed operation: [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 101.41. 107.1, 107.200, and 107.205; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

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

Involves public aircraft or air carrier operations

Will be conducted outside of the United States

Damaged lithium batteries can cause: [Source: Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) 10017, Risks in Transporting Lithium Batteries in Cargo by Aircraft]

A change in aircraft center of gravity

While operating a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS), you experience a flyaway and several people suffer injuries. Which of the following injuries requires reporting to the FAA? [Source: 14 CFR §§ 107.9 and 107(III)(I)(2); AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

An injury requiring hospitalization

Scrapes and cuts bandaged on site

To avoid a possible collision with a manned airplane, you climb your unmanned aircraft to yield the right of way. In doing so, your unmanned aircraft reached an altitude greater than 600 feet AGL. To whom must you report the deviation, upon request? [Source: 14 CFR § 107.21(b)]

The Federal Aviation Administration

The National Transportation Safety Board

Part 107 Regulations Practice

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

After receiving a part 107 remote pilot certificate with an sUAS rating, how often must you satisfy recurrent training requirements? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.63 and 107.65; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

Within 6 calendar months

Within 12 calendar months

Within 24 calendar months

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to 14 CFR part 107, an sUAS is a unmanned aircraft system weighing: [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.1 and 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)

55 lbs

55kg or less

Less than 55 lbs

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Unmanned aircraft means an aircraft operated: [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.1 and 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)

During search and rescue operations other than public

Autonomously by onboard computers

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

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following types of operations are excluded from the requirements in part 107? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 101.41 and 107.1]

Quadcopter capturing aerial imagery for crop monitoring

Recreational use of sUAS for the operator's enjoyment

UAS used for motion picture filming

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following operations require adherence to 14 CFR 107? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 101.41 and 107.1]

Flying a sUAS for enjoyment with family and friends

Operating an sUAS for compensation

Operations conducted outside the United States

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to 14 CFR part 48, when would a small unmanned aircraft owner not be permitted to register it? [Source: 14 CFR § 48.25(b)]

If the owner does not have a valid United States driver's license

If the owner is less than 13 years of age

All persons are eligible to register a small unmanned aircraft

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following statements is TRUE about small unmanned aircraft registration with the FAA before operation in the National Airspace System (NAS)? [Source: 14 CFR § 48.15]

Small unmanned aircraft do not require registration

Only unmanned aircraft that weigh 55 pounds or more must be registered

All small unmanned aircraft operating under part 107 must be registered

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Part 107 Regulations Practice

After receiving a part 107 remote pilot certificate with an sUAS rating, how often must you satisfy recurrent training requirements? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.63 and 107.65; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

According to 14 CFR part 107, an sUAS is a unmanned aircraft system weighing: [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.1 and 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)

Unmanned aircraft means an aircraft operated: [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 107.1 and 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)

Which of the following types of operations are excluded from the requirements in part 107? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 101.41 and 107.1]

Which of the following operations require adherence to 14 CFR 107? [Sources: 14 CFR §§ 101.41 and 107.1]

According to 14 CFR part 48, when would a small unmanned aircraft owner not be permitted to register it? [Source: 14 CFR § 48.25(b)]

Which of the following statements is TRUE about small unmanned aircraft registration with the FAA before operation in the National Airspace System (NAS)? [Source: 14 CFR § 48.15]

When using a small unmanned aircraft in a non-recreational operation, who is responsible for informing the participants about emergency procedures? [Source: AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

A person without a part 107 remote pilot certificate may operate an sUAS for non-recreational operations: [Source: AC-107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

A person whose sole task is watching the sUAS to report hazards to the rest of the crew is called: [Sources: 14 CFR § 107.3; AC 107-2, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (small UAS) (as amended)]

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