FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot Practice Test

Answer choices

1. A. To indicate areas with restricted airspace where flight is prohibited
2. B. To designate areas where specific pilot certifications are required
3. C. To inform pilots of areas with high volumes of pilot training or unusual aerial activity
4. D. To mark locations of airports with uncontrolled air traffic

Wrong-answer review

• A. To indicate areas with restricted airspace where flight is prohibited: To indicate areas with restricted airspace where flight is prohibited is incorrect because the rule being tested requires to inform pilots of areas with high volumes of pilot training or unusual aerial activity.
• B. To designate areas where specific pilot certifications are required: To designate areas where specific pilot certifications are required is incorrect because the rule being tested requires to inform pilots of areas with high volumes of pilot training or unusual aerial activity.
• D. To mark locations of airports with uncontrolled air traffic: To mark locations of airports with uncontrolled air traffic is incorrect because the rule being tested requires to inform pilots of areas with high volumes of pilot training or unusual aerial activity.

Answer choices

1. A. To ensure the drone has the latest firmware updates
2. B. To obtain a waiver for any operation that seems difficult
3. C. To notify the local airport before each flight
4. D. To ensure the small UAS operation complies with all applicable regulations

Answer choices

1. A. Notify the airport operator
2. B. File a flight plan with the FAA
3. C. Equip the drone with ADS-B Out
4. D. Obtain FAA authorization before operating in Class D airspace

Answer choices

1. A. Continue the flight, as minor cracks are common and don't affect performance
2. B. Attempt to repair the crack with tape before the flight
3. C. Consult the drone's manual for crack repair instructions and proceed accordingly
4. D. Do not fly until the gimbal is in a condition for safe operation

Answer choices

1. A. To provide near-real-time processing for eligible controlled-airspace UAS authorizations
2. B. To offer a manual review process for all airspace authorization requests
3. C. To replace the need for any airspace authorizations for drone operations
4. D. To provide a platform for drone pilots to share flight logs and data

Answer choices

1. A. 500 feet below and 1,000 feet horizontally from clouds
2. B. 500 feet below and 2,000 feet horizontally from clouds
3. C. 200 feet below and 500 feet horizontally from clouds
4. D. 100 feet below and 200 feet horizontally from clouds

Answer choices

1. A. Airport elevation and runway length
2. B. CTAF frequencies for traffic advisories
3. C. Detailed weather forecasts for the next 72 hours
4. D. Information on nearby restricted airspace

Answer choices

1. A. Online drone forums and user reviews of different drone models
2. B. The FAA's Remote Pilot ACS, Remote Pilot Study Guide, and sample questions
3. C. Commercial drone pilot training courses offered by private flight schools
4. D. YouTube videos demonstrating advanced drone piloting techniques

Answer choices

1. A. Proceed with the flight, maintaining a safe distance
2. B. Contact Air Traffic Control (ATC) for permission
3. C. Avoid the area completely, regardless of activity
4. D. Check the NOTAMs for the area and obtain permission if required

Answer choices

1. A. No reporting is required as it was a minor incident
2. B. Report the incident to the FAA within 10 calendar days
3. C. Notify the drone manufacturer within 24 hours
4. D. File a report with the local airport authority