FAA FAA Part 107 Operational Limitations and Restrictions 3

Question 1

Under Part 107, what must a remote pilot do before operating in a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR)?

Accepted Answer

Obtain authorization to enter the TFR or avoid it entirely

Answer

File a flight plan with the FAA and proceed

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Notify the nearest ARTCC by radio

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Increase altitude above the TFR ceiling and cross overhead

Question 2

Part 107 prohibits operating a sUAS in a manner that:

Accepted Answer

Endangers the life or property of another person

Answer

Causes any visible vibration in the airframe

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Deviates from the filed flight plan path

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Attracts attention from bystanders on the ground

Question 3

What preflight action does Part 107 require the remote PIC to perform before each flight?

Accepted Answer

Inspect the sUAS to ensure it is in a safe operating condition

Answer

Verify GPS has acquired at least 8 satellites

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Confirm the battery is charged to 100%

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Calibrate all sensors to manufacturer specifications

Question 4

Under Part 107, transporting hazardous materials with a sUAS is:

Accepted Answer

Prohibited unless an FAA waiver is obtained

Answer

Always prohibited with absolutely no exceptions

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Allowed in Class G airspace with proper packaging

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Allowed for government agencies without restriction

Question 5

What must a remote pilot do when operating near an airport that does NOT have LAANC coverage?

Accepted Answer

Submit a request through FAA DroneZone for airspace authorization

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Contact the airport tower directly by telephone

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File a NOTAM and proceed after 24 hours

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Obtain a full Part 107 waiver from the FAA Administrator

Question 6

Under Part 107, who bears ultimate responsibility for the safe outcome of a sUAS operation?

Accepted Answer

The remote pilot in command (PIC)

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The visual observer

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The aircraft owner if different from the pilot

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The operator or company that hired the pilot