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Regulatory and Legal Framework Flashcards

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  1. Under 14 CFR Part 107, recreational UAS operations are:

    Answer: Not covered by Part 107; they fall under 49 USC 44809

    Recreational operations are governed by the Special Rule for Model Aircraft under 49 USC 44809, not Part 107.

  2. The FAA's TRUST (The Recreational UAS Safety Test) is required for:

    Answer: Recreational flyers operating under 49 USC 44809

    TRUST is a free safety test mandated for recreational flyers operating under the 44809 recreational rules.

  3. Which agency shares jurisdiction with the FAA over UAS privacy issues on the ground?

    Answer: State and local governments

    The FAA regulates airspace, while state and local governments can address privacy and land-use concerns related to UAS.

  4. A UAS pilot flies over a private property owner's land at 200 feet AGL without permission. Who has jurisdiction over this dispute?

    Answer: State or local courts for trespass or nuisance claims

    Property trespass and nuisance claims from low-altitude overflights fall under state or local legal jurisdiction.

  5. What is the FAA's DroneZone portal primarily used for?

    Answer: UAS registration, Part 107 waivers, and remote ID module declarations

    FAA DroneZone is the online portal for UAS registration, Part 107 waiver applications, and Remote ID broadcast module declarations.

  6. Under the Remote ID rule, a Standard Remote ID UAS must broadcast which minimum set of information?

    Answer: UAS ID, control station location, velocity, and emergency status

    Standard Remote ID broadcasts include UAS ID, control station location, altitude, velocity, timestamp, and emergency status.

  7. A UAS manufacturer wants to sell a drone that meets Remote ID requirements without onboard broadcasting. Which compliance option is available?

    Answer: The drone must operate only at FAA-recognized identification areas (FRIAs)

    Drones without Remote ID broadcast capability may only be flown at FAA-Recognized Identification Areas (FRIAs).