Introduction to Drone Regulations

Which of the following organizations is involved in drone regulation?

• Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

• European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

• Both A and B

• None of the above

What are the operational rules regarding no-fly zones, altitude restrictions, and line-of-sight requirements?

• Operational rules include maintaining a minimum altitude of 500 feet, avoiding no-fly zones, and ensuring line-of-sight at all times.

• Operational rules include maintaining a minimum altitude of 1000 feet, avoiding no-fly zones, and ensuring line-of-sight at all times.

• Operational rules include maintaining a minimum altitude of 200 feet, avoiding no-fly zones, and ensuring line-of-sight at all times.

• Operational rules include maintaining a minimum altitude of 300 feet, avoiding no-fly zones, and ensuring line-of-sight at all times.

The criteria for drone registration and the process involved are:

• A. Only drones above a certain weight need to be registered, and the process involves filling out a form online.

• B. All drones must be registered regardless of weight, and the process involves visiting a local office.

• C. Drones used for commercial purposes only need registration, and the process is done via mail.

• D. No registration is required for drones, and there is no process involved.

What safety guidelines are provided in the detailed examination of regulations?

• The guidelines ensure compliance with industry standards.

• The guidelines are optional for companies to follow.

• The guidelines are only applicable to large corporations.

• The guidelines are outdated and need revision.

Review the outcomes of real-life scenarios or case studies where regulations were either followed or ignored.

• Regulations followed led to positive outcomes; regulations ignored led to negative outcomes.

• Regulations followed led to negative outcomes; regulations ignored led to positive outcomes.

• Both following and ignoring regulations led to positive outcomes.

• Both following and ignoring regulations led to negative outcomes.

In the United States, the FAA requires drones weighing over _______ to be registered.

• 0.55 pounds (250 grams)

• 1 pound (454 grams)

• 2 pounds (907 grams)

• 5 pounds (2268 grams)

What is the maximum allowable altitude for drones in the U.S.?

• 300 feet

• 400 feet

• 500 feet

• 600 feet

Which of the following are examples of no-fly zones for drones?

• National parks

• Military bases

• Residential areas

• All of the above

Laws may require drone operators to avoid capturing images of private property or individuals without ________.

• permission

• consent

• authorization

• approval

Which of the following is an example of a safety feature for drones?

• Return-to-home functionality

• High-speed mode

• Night vision

• Waterproof casing