FAA FAA Part 107 Regulations and Certification 3

Question 1

How often must a remote pilot complete recurrent training to maintain Part 107 privileges?

Accepted Answer

Every 24 calendar months

Answer

Every 12 calendar months

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Every 36 calendar months

Answer

Every 6 calendar months

Question 2

Where must the initial Part 107 aeronautical knowledge test be taken?

Accepted Answer

An FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Center

Answer

At the local FSDO office

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Online through the FAA website

Answer

At a designated airport

Question 3

What minimum passing score is required on the Part 107 initial aeronautical knowledge test?

Accepted Answer

70%

Answer

80%

Answer

75%

Answer

90%

Question 4

What happens to a remote pilot's Part 107 privileges if they fail to complete recurrent training within 24 calendar months?

Accepted Answer

Their privilege to act as remote PIC lapses until training is completed

Answer

Their certificate is automatically revoked

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They must retake the initial knowledge test at a testing center

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They must apply for an entirely new certificate

Question 5

A current Part 61 certificated pilot can exercise Part 107 privileges after completing which requirement?

Accepted Answer

An online Part 107 recurrent training course

Answer

A full initial knowledge test at a testing center

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A check ride with an FAA examiner

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A 10-hour sUAS flight training course

Question 6

What must a remote pilot provide to law enforcement who requests inspection during sUAS operations?

Accepted Answer

Remote Pilot Certificate and FAA aircraft registration

Answer

Only the FAA registration number on the aircraft

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Pilot logbook and airworthiness certificate

Answer

Operator's manual and liability insurance