FAA Part 107 Regulations and Certification Flashcards
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How often must a remote pilot complete recurrent training to maintain Part 107 privileges?
Answer: Every 24 calendar months
Part 107 requires remote pilots to complete a recurrent online training course every 24 calendar months to maintain their operating privileges.
Where must the initial Part 107 aeronautical knowledge test be taken?
Answer: An FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Center
The initial Part 107 knowledge test must be completed in person at an FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Center under proctored conditions.
What minimum passing score is required on the Part 107 initial aeronautical knowledge test?
Answer: 70%
An applicant must achieve a score of at least 70% on the Part 107 aeronautical knowledge test to pass and qualify for the certificate.
What happens to a remote pilot's Part 107 privileges if they fail to complete recurrent training within 24 calendar months?
Answer: Their privilege to act as remote PIC lapses until training is completed
If recurrent training is not completed within 24 months, the remote pilot's privileges lapse and they cannot legally act as remote PIC until training is finished.
A current Part 61 certificated pilot can exercise Part 107 privileges after completing which requirement?
Answer: An online Part 107 recurrent training course
A current Part 61 pilot may act as remote PIC under Part 107 after completing the online recurrent training, without needing to pass the initial knowledge test.
What must a remote pilot provide to law enforcement who requests inspection during sUAS operations?
Answer: Remote Pilot Certificate and FAA aircraft registration
A remote pilot must present their Remote Pilot Certificate and make the FAA aircraft registration available for inspection upon request by authorized personnel.