REG-001 Under 14 CFR Part 107, what is the maximum groundspeed for a small unmanned aircraft?
REGULATIONS · § 107.51(a) — unseen
REG-002 How old must you be to obtain a Remote Pilot Certificate under Part 107?
REGULATIONS · § 107.61(a) — unseen
REG-003 A remote pilot in command must report an accident to the FAA within how many days if there is serious injury or property damage over $500?
REGULATIONS · § 107.9 — unseen
REG-005 How often must a Remote Pilot Certificate holder complete recurrent training or testing to maintain currency?
REGULATIONS · § 107.65 — unseen
REG-006 Under Part 107, operating a small UAS from a moving vehicle is:
REGULATIONS · § 107.25 — unseen
REG-007 A Part 107 remote pilot certificate is valid for:
REGULATIONS · § 107.65, FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide — unseen
REG-008 Under Part 107, a person may not act as a remote pilot in command if they know or have reason to know they have a physical or mental condition that:
REGULATIONS · § 107.17 — unseen
REG-009 According to 14 CFR Part 107, how may a remote pilot operate an unmanned aircraft in Class C airspace?
REGULATIONS · § 107.41, FAA UAG Sample Question 2 — unseen
REG-010 According to 14 CFR Part 107, the remote pilot in command (PIC) of a small unmanned aircraft planning to operate within Class C airspace
REGULATIONS · § 107.41, FAA UAG Sample Question 3 — unseen
REG-011 To avoid a possible collision with a manned airplane, you estimate that your small UA climbed to an altitude greater than 600 feet AGL. To whom must you report the deviation?
REGULATIONS · § 107.21, FAA UAG Sample Question 19 — unseen
REG-012 According to 14 CFR Part 107, what is required to operate a small UA within 30 minutes after official sunset?
REGULATIONS · § 107.29, FAA UAG Sample Question 27 — unseen
REG-013 According to 14 CFR Part 107, who is responsible for determining the performance of a small unmanned aircraft?
REGULATIONS · § 107.49(a)(1), FAA UAG Sample Question 29 — unseen
REG-014 Under what condition should the operator of a small UA establish a scheduled maintenance protocol?
REGULATIONS · AC 107-2A / 14 CFR § 107.15, FAA UAG Sample Question 32 — unseen
REG-015 According to 14 CFR Part 107, the responsibility to inspect the small UAS to ensure it is in a safe operating condition rests with the
REGULATIONS · § 107.49(a)(2), FAA UAG Sample Question 33 — unseen
REG-016 According to 14 CFR Part 48, when would a small UA owner NOT be permitted to register it?
REGULATIONS · § 48.25, FAA UAG Sample Question 34 — unseen
REG-017 According to 14 CFR Part 48, when must a person register a small UA with the Federal Aviation Administration?
REGULATIONS · § 48.15, FAA UAG Sample Question 35 — unseen
REG-018 When may a remote pilot reduce the intensity of an aircraft's anti-collision lights during a night flight?
REGULATIONS · § 107.29(a)(2), FAA UAG Sample Question 40 — unseen
REG-019 What must a person manipulating the controls of a small unmanned aircraft do if the standard remote identification fails during a flight?
REGULATIONS · § 89.110(a)(2), FAA UAG Sample Question 41 — unseen
REG-020 Where must a small unmanned aircraft's serial number be listed when using either standard remote identification or a broadcast module?
REGULATIONS · §§ 89.110(b)(4), 89.115(a)(1)(ii), FAA UAG Sample Question 42 — unseen
REG-021 To conduct Category 1 operations under Part 107, a remote pilot in command must use a small unmanned aircraft that weighs
REGULATIONS · § 107.110, FAA UAG Sample Question 44 — unseen
REG-022 Which Category of small unmanned aircraft must have an airworthiness certificate issued by the FAA?
REGULATIONS · § 107.140, FAA UAG Sample Question 45 — unseen
REG-023 Under 14 CFR Part 107, a remote pilot wishing to fly a sUAS beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) must:
REGULATIONS · §§ 107.31 and 107.200 — unseen
REG-024 The FAA's Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) system is primarily used to:
REGULATIONS · FAA LAANC Program, 14 CFR § 107.41 — unseen
REG-025 Under Part 107, what must a remote pilot have to conduct Category 2 or Category 3 operations over people?
REGULATIONS · §§ 107.120, 107.130 — unseen
REG-027 Remote identification (Remote ID) under 14 CFR Part 89 requires most small UAS to broadcast which information?
REGULATIONS · Part 89, Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft — unseen
REG-029 A remote pilot holds a Part 107 certificate. They are hired to photograph a wedding at a private venue. Which statement is most accurate regarding compensation?
REGULATIONS · Part 107, FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide — unseen
REG-030 Under 14 CFR § 107.57, what is a possible consequence of a conviction for violating a federal or state drug law?
REGULATIONS · § 107.57(a), Offenses involving alcohol or drugs — unseen
REG-031 During a real estate photography shoot, a remote pilot's drone experiences a flyaway and strikes a client's parked car, shattering the rear windshield. No person is injured. What reporting obligation applies?
REGULATIONS · § 107.9, Safety Event Reporting — unseen
REG-032 A remote pilot received their Part 107 certificate 27 months ago but has not flown commercially since. They receive a real estate photography inquiry today. Before accepting the job, what must they do?
REGULATIONS · § 107.65, Aeronautical Knowledge Recency — unseen
REG-033 A travel content creator wants to film a follow-me shot by launching their drone from the passenger seat of a moving SUV on a scenic Nevada highway through sparsely populated desert. Is this permitted under standard Part 107?
REGULATIONS · § 107.25, Operation from Moving Vehicles or Aircraft — unseen
REG-034 A marketing company hires a remote pilot to drop 200 promotional flyers from 150 feet AGL over an outdoor festival with approximately 500 attendees. Can this be conducted under standard Part 107?
REGULATIONS · § 107.23; 14 CFR § 107.25(b) — unseen
REG-035 A remote pilot is 8 minutes into a 25-minute construction documentation flight when their drone's Remote ID broadcast module fails mid-flight. What should the remote PIC do?
REGULATIONS · § 89.115(a), Remote identification broadcast modules — unseen
REG-036 A real estate photographer's drone weighs 248 grams including battery and SD card. They plan to fly over guests gathered in a home's driveway during an open house. What Operations Over People category applies, and what must the pilot verify?
REGULATIONS · § 107.110, Category 1 Operations — unseen
REG-037 A remote pilot operates an older drone that does not support Standard Remote ID broadcast and cannot accept a Remote ID broadcast module. Under 14 CFR Part 89, where may this aircraft legally operate?
REGULATIONS · § 89.115(b); FAA Remote ID Rule — unseen
REG-038 A remote pilot attaches an FAA-approved Remote ID broadcast module to a drone that was manufactured before Standard Remote ID was required. What additional requirement applies to operations with this module?
REGULATIONS · § 89.115(a)(2)(ii) — unseen
REG-039 To operate a small UAS in Category 1 Operations Over People under 14 CFR § 107.110, the aircraft must meet which set of conditions?
REGULATIONS · § 107.110 — unseen
REG-040 A remote pilot wants to conduct sustained operations over people using a larger drone. Categories 2 and 3 rely on manufacturer declarations of compliance, but Category 4 uses a different path. What is the distinguishing requirement for Category 4?
REGULATIONS · § 107.140 — unseen
REG-041 A remote pilot needs authorization to operate in controlled airspace for a real estate shoot in two weeks. Which FAA system is the appropriate pathway, and what is its typical timeline?
REGULATIONS · § 107.41; FAA LAANC documentation — unseen
REG-042 A remote pilot wants to operate a drone at night BVLOS for a pipeline inspection. Which FAA mechanism is required, and what cannot be waived?
REGULATIONS · § 107.200; § 107.205 — unseen
REG-043 A remote pilot deviates from the 400-foot AGL limit to avoid a collision with a manned aircraft, climbing to approximately 550 feet AGL. No one is injured, no property is damaged, and the drone lands safely. What reporting obligation applies?
REGULATIONS · § 107.9; § 107.21 — unseen
REG-044 Under 14 CFR Part 89, a drone equipped with Standard Remote ID is required to broadcast a specific set of data elements from takeoff through landing. Which of the following is the most complete description of what must be broadcast?
REGULATIONS · § 89.305; 14 CFR Part 89 Subpart D — unseen
REG-045 Standard Remote ID allows a remote pilot to broadcast either the drone's serial number or a session ID as the unique identifier. What is the primary purpose of the session ID option?
REGULATIONS · § 89.305; FAA Remote ID Final Rule preamble (86 FR 4390) — unseen
REG-046 The Remote ID operator compliance deadline was September 16, 2023, but the FAA then exercised discretion on enforcement for a period to allow operators additional time to comply. On what date did full FAA enforcement of operator compliance begin?
REGULATIONS · Part 89; FAA enforcement discretion policy (published September 2023) — unseen
REG-047 A remote pilot acquires a drone that is currently registered in another country and wants to register it with the FAA. What must happen first?
REGULATIONS · 49 U.S.C. § 44102; 14 CFR § 48.20 — unseen
REG-048 A visitor from another country brings their foreign-registered drone to the US and is offered a paid photography job. Which statement is correct?
REGULATIONS · § 107.1; 14 CFR § 107.12 — unseen
REG-049 While operating under Part 107, in what form must a remote pilot be able to present proof of aircraft registration if asked by the FAA or law enforcement?
REGULATIONS · 49 U.S.C. § 44103(d); 14 CFR § 48.205 — unseen
REG-050 A US remote pilot travels abroad and wants to fly their FAA-registered drone in another country. What governs that operation?
REGULATIONS · § 107.1 — unseen
REG-051 Under Part 107, when may a remote pilot operate a small unmanned aircraft that is transmitting ADS-B Out?
REGULATIONS · § 107.53, ADS-B Out prohibition — unseen
REG-052 Why does Part 107 prohibit small unmanned aircraft from transmitting ADS-B Out without authorization?
REGULATIONS · § 107.53; FAA Remote Identification Final Rule preamble — unseen
REG-053 A remote pilot wants to improve their awareness of nearby manned air traffic. Which approach is consistent with Part 107?
REGULATIONS · § 107.53; AIM 4-5-7 — unseen
REG-054 During a commercial roof inspection, a small UA stops responding to control inputs, flies off uncommanded, and crashes into a tree. The aircraft is destroyed. No one is hurt and no other property is damaged. What must the remote PIC do?
REGULATIONS · 49 CFR §§ 830.2, 830.5; NTSB Advisory to UAS Operators (Aug. 2022) — unseen
REG-055 A small UA loses its control link during a mapping flight, executes its programmed lost-link procedure, returns to the launch point, and lands without damage. Is an NTSB notification required?
REGULATIONS · 49 CFR § 830.5; NTSB Advisory to UAS Operators (Aug. 2022) — unseen
REG-056 A small UA suffers a flight control failure, strikes a bystander, and the bystander is hospitalized for three days with a broken arm. Which reporting obligations apply?
REGULATIONS · 49 CFR §§ 830.2, 830.5; 14 CFR § 107.9 — unseen
AIR-001 In which class of airspace may a Part 107 remote pilot operate without any prior authorization?
AIRSPACE · § 107.41, FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide — unseen
AIR-002 What is the floor of Class A airspace?
AIRSPACE · FAA Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) Chapter 3 — unseen
AIR-003 A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is in effect over your planned flight area. Under Part 107, you may:
AIRSPACE · § 107.47, FAA AIM Chapter 3 — unseen
AIR-004 On a sectional chart, a solid blue line typically indicates the boundary of:
AIRSPACE · FAA Aeronautical Chart User's Guide, FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide — unseen
AIR-007 What does a magenta dashed line on a sectional chart indicate?
AIRSPACE · FAA Aeronautical Chart User's Guide — unseen
AIR-008 A drone pilot wants to fly near a stadium during a major sporting event. What airspace consideration applies?
AIRSPACE · § 91.145 — unseen
AIR-009 Which technique should a remote pilot use to scan for traffic?
AIRSPACE · FAA Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) Ch. 8, FAA UAG Sample Question 6 — unseen
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