Air Law Snapshot (3.3.2)

What is the regulation number that states you cannot operate an unmanned aircraft in a way that creates a hazard to another aircraft, person, or property?

• 101.055

• 101.060

• 101.065

• 101.070

According to Subpart C, what is required to operate an unmanned aircraft in or over a prohibited or restricted area?

• Permission from the controlling authority

• No permission is required

• Only during daylight hours

• Only with visual line of sight

What is the maximum operating height for unmanned aircraft according to regulation 101.085?

• 400 ft AGL

• 500 ft AGL

• 600 ft AGL

• 700 ft AGL

Which regulation states that unmanned aircraft must be operated within visual line of sight of the person operating the aircraft?

• 101.073

• 101.001

• 101.045

• 101.099

Under what condition can an unmanned aircraft be operated above 400 ft AGL within 3 nm of an aerodrome?

• Unless operating under a permission

• Without any permission

• Only during daylight hours

• Only if it is a government operation

What does regulation 101.090 prohibit regarding unmanned aircraft?

• Cannot drop things from an unmanned aircraft that creates a hazard.

• Cannot fly unmanned aircraft over private property without permission.

• Cannot operate unmanned aircraft at night without lights.

• Cannot use unmanned aircraft for commercial purposes without a license.

Which subparts of CASR 101 are applicable for operations for reward or hire including RPA?

• A, B, C, and F

• A, C, D, and E

• B, D, E, and F

• A, B, D, and E

According to Air Law Snapshot (3.3.2), can unmanned aircraft be operated into cloud, at night, or in conditions other than VMC without approval?

• Yes

• No

According to Air Law Snapshot (3.3.2), an RPA cannot be operated within ___ m of a person not directly associated with the operation of the RPA. Fill in the blank.

• 30

• 50

• 10

• 100

According to Air Law Snapshot (3.3.2), under certain conditions, the distance an RPA can be operated near a person can be reduced to ___ m.

• 15

• 10

• 20

• 25