Part 107

Without prior ATC authorization, you can fly your sUAS below 400 feet above the ground (AGL) and

• On private property

• In uncontrolled airspace

• With at least one designated visual observer

Within how many calendar days must a sUAS accident be reported to the FAA?

• 30 days

• 10 days

• 90 days

(Refer to Figure 26, area 4.) A farmer wants you to fly a UAV over the land 3NM SE of Jamestown Rgnl (JMS) airport. What is the airspace?

• Class G

• Class D

• Class E

Who has the final authority for operational control of small unmanned aircraft flights?

• Any pilot present

• Remote pilot in command

• Bystanders

• Navigator

What is the maximum airspeed a remote pilot may operate an sUAS?

• 100 knots

• 87 mph

• 100 mph

Which crewmember is required to be under the direct supervision of the remote pilot in command (remote PIC) when operating an sUAS?

• The person manipulating the controls

• The visual observer - VO

• The Remote Pilot in Command - Remote PIC

Damaged lithium batteries can cause

• A change in aircraft center of gravity

• An inflight fire

• Increased endurance

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS1-5

NGSS.HS-PS3-4

Why would the small flag at Lake Drummond be important to a remote pilot

• this is a VFR check point for manned aircraft, and a higher volume of air traffic should be expected there

• This is a GPS check point that can be used by both manned and remote pilots for orientation

• this indicates that there will be a large obstruction depicted on the next printing of the chart

What is the primary purpose of Part 107 regulations in the context of unmanned aircraft systems?

• To ensure the safety of manned aircraft

• To regulate the use of drones for commercial purposes

• To provide guidelines for recreational drone use

• To establish air traffic control for drones

Under Part 107, what is the maximum altitude at which a small unmanned aircraft can be operated?

• 200 feet above ground level

• 300 feet above ground level

• 400 feet above ground level

• 500 feet above ground level