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WorksheetsDrone Safety Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Can I fly my drone within 5 miles of an airport?
Yes, as long as you stay clear of active runways.
Yes, but I must stay below 400 feet above ground level.
Yes, but only after I have notified the airport and control tower.
No. The areas surrounding all airports are considered "No Fly Zones"
My drone will fly thousands of feet in the air. Can I fly it as high as it will go?
Yes, as long as you alert the nearest airport.
Yes.
No.
Only in a rural area.
Do I have to be able to see my drone at all times?
Yes, unless I am specifically authorized to fly beyond line of sight by the FAA through a special program.
Yes, unless I am using first person view to control my drone.
No.
Yes, unless I am tracking my drone via its GPS coordinates.
Which is an example of a temporary (TFR) or permanent flight restriction?
A no fly zone put in place over active public safety emergencies such as fire fighting operations.
All answers apply.
No fly zone put in place over large sporting events.
No fly zone over sensitive areas such as Washington D.C.
Can I fly over people?
Yes, but only if I am at least 150 feet in the air.
Yes, but only with prior consent.
Yes, but only those directly involved in my operation.
No.
Should I perform a pre-flight check of my equipment before flying my drone?
Only if I have recently sustained damage.
No.
Only if I am flying commercially.
Yes, I should be sure my drone is in proper working order before flying.
Can I use my drone to capture images to sell?
Yes, but only if I own a registered photography business.
No
Yes, but only with approval to operate commercially from the FAA.
Yes.
Can I operate more than one drone at a time?
Yes, but only if I maintain visual line of sight with all aircraft.
Yes.
Yes, but only if I am using the latest fleet management software.
No.
My drone has lights. Can I fly it at night?
Only in rural areas.
Sure!
Yes, as long as you stay within line of sight.
No.
I'm a big fan of football and NASCAR. Can I fly my drone over the stadium to watch the big game or race?
Yes, as long as the weather conditions are suitable.
Of Course!
As long as your don't record the event.
NO!
