UAS Regulatory and Legal Framework 5

Question 1

Under 49 USC 44809, recreational flyers must fly within visual line of sight and comply with safety guidelines of a:

Accepted Answer

Community Based Organization (CBO) recognized by the FAA

Answer

Recreational flyers must follow safety guidelines of an FAA-recognized Community Based Organization such as AMA.

Question 2

A UAS operator deliberately disables their Remote ID broadcast module during a flight. This constitutes:

Accepted Answer

A potential criminal offense and serious FAA enforcement action

Answer

Deliberately disabling Remote ID is a serious violation that can lead to certificate revocation and possible criminal prosecution.

Question 3

Which of the following is a non-waivable prohibition under Part 107?

Accepted Answer

Flight from a moving aircraft

Answer

Operating a sUAS from a moving aircraft is explicitly prohibited and cannot be waived under Part 107.

Question 4

The FAA issued an Emergency Order grounding all UAS in a 10-NM radius after a wildfire. A remote pilot disregards this and flies anyway. The consequence could include:

Accepted Answer

Certificate suspension or revocation and civil penalties up to $27,500

Answer

Violating an FAA Emergency Order can result in certificate action and civil penalties up to $27,500 per violation.

Question 5

A company contracts a remote pilot to deliver a small package to a customer's doorstep. Under current FAA rules, this requires:

Accepted Answer

An air carrier certificate and Part 135 authorization

Answer

Commercial package delivery for compensation requires an air carrier certificate under Part 135, not just Part 107.

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UAS Regulatory and Legal Framework 5