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Part 107 regulations practice questions
Practice remote PIC responsibility, operating limits, registration, Remote ID, waivers, and reporting rules with explained answers.
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Under Part 107, what is the maximum allowable altitude for a small unmanned aircraft flying in open airspace away from any structure?
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A remote pilot may fly within 400 feet of a tall structure and exceed 400 feet AGL only if the aircraft remains within how far of that structure?
- 03
What is the minimum age to apply for a Remote Pilot Certificate under Part 107?
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How often must a Part 107 certificate holder complete recurrent training to remain current?
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Under Part 107, what is the maximum gross takeoff weight allowed for a small unmanned aircraft, including everything on board?
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A remote pilot discovers a flight created a serious injury requiring hospitalization. Within how many days must the FAA be notified?
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What blood-alcohol concentration disqualifies a person from acting as a remote pilot in command under Part 107?
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Absent specific FAA authorization, where may a Part 107 operator fly a drone that lacks any Remote ID capability?
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Which document must a remote pilot in command have available when operating under Part 107?
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How many small unmanned aircraft may one remote pilot in command operate at the same time under standard Part 107 rules?
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Carrying hazardous material as a payload on a Part 107 small unmanned aircraft is:
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Dropping an object from a small unmanned aircraft under Part 107 is allowed if:
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