On June 3, my drone strikes a worker, who is taken to the hospital with a broken arm. By what date must my FAA report be filed?

June 13 — A serious injury (AIS level 3, such as a fracture requiring hospitalization) must be reported to the FAA no later than 10 calendar days after the operation (14 CFR 107.9; AC 107-2A § 4.4). June 3 + 10 days = June 13.

My Category 2 drone must cross a busy highway with moving cars. What makes this legal without a waiver?

It avoids sustained flight over the moving vehicles — For Categories 1 to 3, flight over people in moving vehicles is allowed inside a closed or restricted-access site with occupants on notice, or without sustained flight over the vehicles (14 CFR 107.145).

What does LAANC provide to Part 107 remote pilots?

Near-real-time authorization in controlled airspace at or below 400 feet AGL — LAANC automates authorization requests for controlled airspace at or below 400 feet AGL through FAA-approved UAS service suppliers, using UAS Facility Maps (FAA Order JO 7210.3, ch. 12 § 9).

My friend is not certificated. When may he manipulate the controls during my Part 107 flight?

When I supervise him directly and can immediately take control — A person without the certificate may manipulate the controls only under the direct supervision of a remote PIC who has the ability to immediately take direct control (14 CFR 107.12(a)).

In the contiguous United States, what period is evening civil twilight under 14 CFR 107.29?

From official sunset to 30 minutes after official sunset — Civil twilight runs from 30 minutes before official sunrise to sunrise, and from official sunset to 30 minutes after official sunset; Alaska uses the Air Almanac (14 CFR 107.29(c)).

What color pattern identifies a lighted civil land airport beacon?

Alternating white and green — A civil land airport beacon flashes white and green; a water airport white and yellow; a heliport green, yellow, and white; a military airport shows two quick white flashes between green flashes (AIM 2-1-9).

Which statement describes acute fatigue?

Short-term tiredness relieved by rest and about 8 hours of sound sleep — Acute fatigue is short-term and is relieved by rest and sound sleep (about 8 hours); chronic fatigue builds over a longer period. A remote pilot should not fly with acute fatigue (Study Guide ch. 9).

A UAS Facility Map shows "200" for the grid over my site in Class C airspace. What does it mean?

The FAA may authorize up to 200 feet AGL there without further study — UAS Facility Maps show the maximum altitudes the FAA may authorize without additional safety analysis; they do not authorize operations by themselves (FAA UAS Facility Maps page).

Which drone may be flown over people under Category 1?

A 0.5-pound drone without exposed rotating parts that could cut skin — Category 1 requires a takeoff weight of 0.55 pound or less, everything included, and no exposed rotating parts that would lacerate human skin (14 CFR 107.110). Heavier drones need Category 2, 3, or 4.

Under stress, a visual observer breathes fast and feels dizzy and tingly. What is the likely cause, and the fix?

Hyperventilation; slow the breathing rate and talk aloud — Hyperventilation is caused by stress, anxiety, or fear; the remedy is slowing the breathing rate, talking aloud, or breathing into a paper bag (Study Guide p. 46–47).

Which light pattern on a tall structure indicates an obstruction at night?

Flashing or steady aviation red lights — Obstructions are marked by flashing red beacons with steady red lights at night, or by high-intensity flashing white lights (AIM 2-2-3). White and green flashes identify a civil land airport beacon.

A remote pilot knowingly enters false data in the records kept to show compliance with Part 107. What may follow?

Denial, suspension, or revocation of certificates, or a civil penalty — Since November 3, 2025, the falsification rules formerly in 14 CFR 107.5 are in 14 CFR 3.403, which covers records kept to show compliance as well as documents submitted. Violations can lead to denial, suspension, or revocation of any FAA certificate, or a civil penalty.

A client asks me to fly two drones at the same time for a light-show rehearsal. Without a waiver, what applies?

I may operate only one small UA at a time — A person may not operate, or act as remote PIC or VO for, more than one small UA at the same time (14 CFR 107.35). Automation does not change this; the rule can be waived.

A TAF contains the group TEMPO 1414/1418 3SM -SHRA. What does it forecast?

Brief fluctuations, each under one hour, from 1400Z to 1800Z — TEMPO means temporary fluctuations lasting less than an hour each, covering less than half of the period; FM marks a rapid lasting change and PROB a probability (FAA METAR/TAF key).

My older drone flies with a Remote ID broadcast module attached. What does Part 89 require about visual line of sight?

I must keep the drone within visual line of sight at all times — A person operating with a Remote ID broadcast module must keep the unmanned aircraft within visual line of sight at all times and confirm the module works before takeoff (14 CFR 89.115(a); AC 107-2A § 5.17.3.1).

At night, I stare at my drone's steady light and it seems to drift although it is hovering. What illusion is this?

Autokinesis — Autokinesis makes a stationary light appear to move when stared at in the dark (Airplane Flying Handbook, ch. 11).

My visual observer notices a helicopter but hesitates to interrupt me while I frame a shot. Which CRM practice would have prevented this?

Agreeing before the flight that anyone may speak up about a hazard at any time — CRM relies on clear communication and the use of all crew resources; the remote PIC and VO must agree on communication methods before the operation (AC 107-2A § 5.3, 5.9.2.2; 14 CFR 107.33).

The control tower of a Class D airport closes at 10 p.m. What happens to its airspace after that time?

It may revert to Class E or G, as stated in the Chart Supplement — Part-time Class D surface areas may revert to a Class E surface area or Class G when the tower is not operating; the Chart Supplement gives the status (AIM 3-2-5).

In which airspace must I obtain an authorization before flying, even at 100 feet AGL?

The surface area of a Class D airport — Prior ATC authorization is required in Class B, C, and D airspace and in the surface area of Class E designated for an airport (14 CFR 107.41). Class G needs no authorization, whatever the Class E floor above it.

Which Part 107 rule may be waived?

The visual line-of-sight rule (107.31) — 14 CFR 107.205 lists the waivable sections, including 107.31 (VLOS), 107.29 lighting, 107.39, 107.41, and 107.51. Rules such as 107.27 and 107.36 are not on the list.

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1 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — A. General
On June 3, my drone strikes a worker, who is taken to the hospital with a broken arm. By what date must my FAA report be filed?
- June 5
- June 13 (correct answer)
- July 3
Correct answer: B
A serious injury (AIS level 3, such as a fracture requiring hospitalization) must be reported to the FAA no later than 10 calendar days after the operation (14 CFR 107.9; AC 107-2A § 4.4). June 3 + 10 days = June 13.
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
2 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — E. Operations Over People
My Category 2 drone must cross a busy highway with moving cars. What makes this legal without a waiver?
- The drone stays at least 50 feet above the vehicle roofs
- It avoids sustained flight over the moving vehicles (correct answer)
- The vehicles below are all traveling at less than 25 mph
Correct answer: B
For Categories 1 to 3, flight over people in moving vehicles is allowed inside a closed or restricted-access site with occupants on notice, or without sustained flight over the vehicles (14 CFR 107.145).
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
3 / 20IIMultiple choiceII. Airspace — B. Airspace Operational Requirements
What does LAANC provide to Part 107 remote pilots?
- Automatic waivers of the visual line-of-sight rule for all commercial flights
- Near-real-time authorization in controlled airspace at or below 400 feet AGL (correct answer)
- Weather briefings and NOTAMs for drone flights in uncontrolled airspace
Correct answer: B
LAANC automates authorization requests for controlled airspace at or below 400 feet AGL through FAA-approved UAS service suppliers, using UAS Facility Maps (FAA Order JO 7210.3, ch. 12 § 9).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
4 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — B. Operating Rules
My friend is not certificated. When may he manipulate the controls during my Part 107 flight?
- When he has passed TRUST and normally flies only for recreation
- When he stays within 100 feet of the drone during the entire flight
- When I supervise him directly and can immediately take control (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
A person without the certificate may manipulate the controls only under the direct supervision of a remote PIC who has the ability to immediately take direct control (14 CFR 107.12(a)).
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
5 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — B. Operating Rules
In the contiguous United States, what period is evening civil twilight under 14 CFR 107.29?
- From official sunset to 1 hour after official sunset
- From 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after official sunset
- From official sunset to 30 minutes after official sunset (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
Civil twilight runs from 30 minutes before official sunrise to sunrise, and from official sunset to 30 minutes after official sunset; Alaska uses the Air Almanac (14 CFR 107.29(c)).
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
6 / 20VMultiple choiceV. Operations — B. Airport Operations
What color pattern identifies a lighted civil land airport beacon?
- Alternating white and green (correct answer)
- Alternating white and yellow
- Green, yellow, and white
Correct answer: A
A civil land airport beacon flashes white and green; a water airport white and yellow; a heliport green, yellow, and white; a military airport shows two quick white flashes between green flashes (AIM 2-1-9).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
7 / 20VMultiple choiceV. Operations — E. Physiology
Which statement describes acute fatigue?
- Mild tiredness that coffee and light exercise reliably cancel out
- Long-term exhaustion that always needs medical treatment before it ends
- Short-term tiredness relieved by rest and about 8 hours of sound sleep (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
Acute fatigue is short-term and is relieved by rest and sound sleep (about 8 hours); chronic fatigue builds over a longer period. A remote pilot should not fly with acute fatigue (Study Guide ch. 9).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
8 / 20IIMultiple choiceII. Airspace — B. Airspace Operational Requirements
A UAS Facility Map shows "200" for the grid over my site in Class C airspace. What does it mean?
- Flights in that grid are banned above 200 feet, even with a waiver
- The FAA may authorize up to 200 feet AGL there without further study (correct answer)
- I may fly up to 200 feet AGL there without requesting any authorization
Correct answer: B
UAS Facility Maps show the maximum altitudes the FAA may authorize without additional safety analysis; they do not authorize operations by themselves (FAA UAS Facility Maps page).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
9 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — E. Operations Over People
Which drone may be flown over people under Category 1?
- A 0.9-pound drone with propeller guards and an accepted declaration
- A 0.5-pound drone without exposed rotating parts that could cut skin (correct answer)
- A 0.5-pound drone whose exposed propellers could lacerate human skin
Correct answer: B
Category 1 requires a takeoff weight of 0.55 pound or less, everything included, and no exposed rotating parts that would lacerate human skin (14 CFR 107.110). Heavier drones need Category 2, 3, or 4.
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
10 / 20VMultiple choiceV. Operations — E. Physiology
Under stress, a visual observer breathes fast and feels dizzy and tingly. What is the likely cause, and the fix?
- Hypoxia; move to higher ground to breathe more oxygen-rich air
- Hyperventilation; slow the breathing rate and talk aloud (correct answer)
- Dehydration; drink a large amount of coffee
Correct answer: B
Hyperventilation is caused by stress, anxiety, or fear; the remedy is slowing the breathing rate, talking aloud, or breathing into a paper bag (Study Guide p. 46–47).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
11 / 20IIMultiple choiceII. Airspace — B. Airspace Operational Requirements
Which light pattern on a tall structure indicates an obstruction at night?
- Flashing or steady aviation red lights (correct answer)
- Steady blue lights along the base
- Alternating white and green flashing lights
Correct answer: A
Obstructions are marked by flashing red beacons with steady red lights at night, or by high-intensity flashing white lights (AIM 2-2-3). White and green flashes identify a civil land airport beacon.
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
12 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — A. General
A remote pilot knowingly enters false data in the records kept to show compliance with Part 107. What may follow?
- Denial, suspension, or revocation of certificates, or a civil penalty (correct answer)
- No action, because only documents sent to the FAA are covered
- A written warning only, since Part 107 flight records are not required
Correct answer: A
Since November 3, 2025, the falsification rules formerly in 14 CFR 107.5 are in 14 CFR 3.403, which covers records kept to show compliance as well as documents submitted. Violations can lead to denial, suspension, or revocation of any FAA certificate, or a civil penalty.
Source: govinfo.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
13 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — B. Operating Rules
A client asks me to fly two drones at the same time for a light-show rehearsal. Without a waiver, what applies?
- I may fly both if they are in automated mode
- I may operate only one small UA at a time (correct answer)
- I may fly both if a VO watches the second drone
Correct answer: B
A person may not operate, or act as remote PIC or VO for, more than one small UA at the same time (14 CFR 107.35). Automation does not change this; the rule can be waived.
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
14 / 20IIIMultiple choiceIII. Weather — A. Sources of Weather
A TAF contains the group TEMPO 1414/1418 3SM -SHRA. What does it forecast?
- A 30 percent chance of these conditions between 1400Z and 1800Z
- Brief fluctuations, each under one hour, from 1400Z to 1800Z (correct answer)
- A lasting change to these conditions beginning at exactly 1400Z
Correct answer: B
TEMPO means temporary fluctuations lasting less than an hour each, covering less than half of the period; FM marks a rapid lasting change and PROB a probability (FAA METAR/TAF key).
Source: faasafety.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
15 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — F. Remote Identification
My older drone flies with a Remote ID broadcast module attached. What does Part 89 require about visual line of sight?
- I may fly beyond visual line of sight once the module is registered
- I need visual line of sight only when flying in controlled airspace
- I must keep the drone within visual line of sight at all times (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
A person operating with a Remote ID broadcast module must keep the unmanned aircraft within visual line of sight at all times and confirm the module works before takeoff (14 CFR 89.115(a); AC 107-2A § 5.17.3.1).
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
16 / 20VMultiple choiceV. Operations — E. Physiology
At night, I stare at my drone's steady light and it seems to drift although it is hovering. What illusion is this?
- False horizon
- Flicker vertigo
- Autokinesis (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
Autokinesis makes a stationary light appear to move when stared at in the dark (Airplane Flying Handbook, ch. 11).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
17 / 20VMultiple choiceV. Operations — D. Aeronautical Decision-Making
My visual observer notices a helicopter but hesitates to interrupt me while I frame a shot. Which CRM practice would have prevented this?
- Telling the observer to stay quiet so that the pilot can concentrate on the shot
- Agreeing before the flight that anyone may speak up about a hazard at any time (correct answer)
- Letting the observer take over the controls whenever he spots any traffic
Correct answer: B
CRM relies on clear communication and the use of all crew resources; the remote PIC and VO must agree on communication methods before the operation (AC 107-2A § 5.3, 5.9.2.2; 14 CFR 107.33).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
18 / 20IIMultiple choiceII. Airspace — A. Airspace Classification
The control tower of a Class D airport closes at 10 p.m. What happens to its airspace after that time?
- It stays Class D, with the same authorization needs as by day
- It may revert to Class E or G, as stated in the Chart Supplement (correct answer)
- It becomes Class C airspace until the tower reopens in the morning
Correct answer: B
Part-time Class D surface areas may revert to a Class E surface area or Class G when the tower is not operating; the Chart Supplement gives the status (AIM 3-2-5).
Source: faa.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
19 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — B. Operating Rules
In which airspace must I obtain an authorization before flying, even at 100 feet AGL?
- The surface area of a Class D airport (correct answer)
- Class G airspace under a 1,200-foot Class E floor
- Class G airspace under a 700-foot Class E floor
Correct answer: A
Prior ATC authorization is required in Class B, C, and D airspace and in the surface area of Class E designated for an airport (14 CFR 107.41). Class G needs no authorization, whatever the Class E floor above it.
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026
20 / 20IMultiple choiceI. Regulations — D. Waivers
Which Part 107 rule may be waived?
- The alcohol and drug use rules (107.27)
- The hazardous material ban (107.36)
- The visual line-of-sight rule (107.31) (correct answer)
Correct answer: C
14 CFR 107.205 lists the waivable sections, including 107.31 (VLOS), 107.29 lighting, 107.39, 107.41, and 107.51. Rules such as 107.27 and 107.36 are not on the list.
Source: ecfr.govQuestion bank checked October 27, 2026

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