FAA 107 FAA 107 Radio Communication & ATC Interaction

Question 1

What frequency is the universal aeronautical emergency frequency?

Accepted Answer

121.5 MHz

Answer

121.5 MHz is the international aeronautical emergency frequency continuously monitored by ATC and aircraft.

Question 2

When a remote pilot needs to fly in Class D airspace, they must first:

Accepted Answer

Obtain prior ATC authorization

Answer

Class D airspace is controlled and requires prior authorization from the controlling ATC facility before sUAS operations.

Question 3

Which system provides near real-time ATC authorization for sUAS flights in controlled airspace?

Accepted Answer

LAANC

Answer

LAANC (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) uses automated grid maps to grant near real-time altitude approvals.

Question 4

What does ATIS broadcast to pilots?

Accepted Answer

Continuous weather and airport information

Answer

ATIS (Automatic Terminal Information Service) continuously broadcasts non-control airport and weather data for pilots entering the traffic area.

Question 5

When communicating with ATC, a remote pilot should:

Accepted Answer

Be concise and use standard aviation phraseology

Answer

Standard aviation phraseology ensures clear, efficient communication and reduces the risk of misunderstandings with ATC.

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