FAA 107 Emergency Procedures & Contingency Planning 2

Question 1

During a beyond visual line of sight waiver operation, your visual observer loses sight of the sUAS. What is the correct immediate action?

Accepted Answer

Immediately land the sUAS at the nearest suitable area

Answer

When a visual observer loses sight of the sUAS during a BVLOS waiver, the remote PIC must immediately land the aircraft to maintain safe operations.

Question 2

A remote PIC notices the sUAS is drifting significantly despite full corrective input — most likely indicating what condition?

Accepted Answer

GPS signal spoofing or jamming

Answer

Significant uncontrollable drift despite full corrective input is a classic symptom of GPS spoofing or jamming affecting the position hold system.

Question 3

Under Part 107, which of the following is NOT a recognized method for mitigating risk when operating near a crowd during an emergency landing?

Accepted Answer

Activating the propeller guard system mid-flight

Answer

Activating propeller guards mid-flight is not a recognized emergency mitigation method; guards must be installed prior to flight.

Question 4

You are flying at 380 feet AGL when ATC issues an immediate airspace restriction to 200 feet AGL. What should you do first?

Accepted Answer

Descend immediately to 200 feet AGL

Answer

An immediate ATC restriction must be complied with as quickly as safely possible; the first action is to descend to the authorized altitude.

Question 5

If your sUAS loses video feed (FPV) during flight, what should the remote PIC do?

Accepted Answer

Use direct unaided vision or visual observers to maintain situational awareness and land

Answer

Under Part 107, the remote PIC must maintain visual line of sight unaided, so loss of FPV means reverting to direct visual observation or VO assistance and landing.

FAA Practice Test

FAA Practice Test

FAA 107 Emergency Procedures & Contingency Planning 2