FAA TRUST Practice Test – Recreational Drone Use

What does UAS stand for?

• Unmanned Aircraft Sector

• Universal Airborne System

• Unmanned Aircraft System

• Ultimate Aerial Solution

At what weight must a recreational drone be registered with the FAA?

• 0.25 pounds or more

• Over 0.55 pounds

• Over 1.0 pound

• 0.25 kilograms

Where must you label your FAA registration number?

• On the controller

• On the battery

• Inside the drone's battery compartment

• On the outside of the drone

What is the maximum altitude you can fly a recreational drone under FAA rules?

• 100 feet

• 200 feet

• 400 feet

• 500 feet

What should you do if you’re flying and an emergency aircraft approaches?

• Continue flying at a lower altitude

• Land immediately

• Maintain your altitude

• Turn off your drone’s GPS

Which of the following is true regarding visual line of sight?

• You can rely solely on GPS and FPV cameras

• You must always keep the drone within your visual line of sight

• Only your assistant has to see the drone

• It’s acceptable to fly behind buildings

Which of the following is NOT allowed during recreational drone flight?

• Flying during the day

• Flying over people

• Flying in a park

• Flying under 400 feet

What does B4UFLY help you determine?

• Weather conditions

• Battery levels

• Airspace restrictions

• Flight path planning

When flying near an airport in Class B, C, D, or E airspace, what must you do first?

• Notify the airport

• Get ATC permission

• Request airspace authorization through LAANC

• Call the FAA

What does LAANC stand for?

• Local Aviation and Air Navigation Center

• Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability

• Long-range Automated Aircraft Notification Code

• Local Aircraft Authorization Network Code