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Part 107 airspace and chart practice questions
Practice airspace classes, sectional symbols, airport data, latitude and longitude, authorization, and FAA chart interpretation.
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- 01
On a VFR sectional chart, controlled airspace surrounding a major airport that resembles an upside-down wedding cake is which class?
- 02
What does a Part 107 remote pilot need before operating in controlled airspace such as Class C near an airport?
- 03
On a sectional chart, a dashed magenta circle around a small airport indicates the floor of which airspace begins at the surface?
- 04
Most uncontrolled airspace where a recreational or Part 107 pilot can fly without ATC authorization is which class?
- 05
A faded magenta vignette around an airport on a sectional chart generally indicates:
- 06
A temporary flight restriction (TFR) is most relevant to a remote pilot because it:
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On a sectional chart, the numbers in a maximum elevation figure (MEF) quadrangle represent:
- 08
Which airspace would a remote pilot most likely need authorization for when flying near a small towered airport?
- 09
A remote pilot planning a flight should check a UAS Facility Map primarily to learn:
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Restricted areas depicted on a sectional chart (e.g., marked R-2501) indicate:
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To fly a Part 107 operation at night without a waiver, the aircraft must have:
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A NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions) is important to check before a flight because it:
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By Joel KellyReviewed July 15, 2026Original questions mapped to the current FAA/PSI UAG scored areas