FAA 107 Airspace Classification & Flight Restrictions

Question 1

What is Class B airspace typically associated with?

Accepted Answer

Major commercial airports

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Rural airfields

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Military training zones

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Uncontrolled airspace

Question 2

What is required to operate a drone in Class C airspace?

Accepted Answer

ATC authorization

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No restrictions

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Military escort

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Only daylight operations

Question 3

What defines Class G airspace?

Accepted Answer

Uncontrolled airspace

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Controlled at all times

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Only over oceans

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Airspace above 60,000 feet

Question 4

What is a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR)?

Accepted Answer

Temporary airspace closure for specific reasons

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A permanent restriction over Class A airspace

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Unrestricted zone for drone testing

Answer

Weather update bulletin

Question 5

Which airspace class starts at 18,000 feet MSL?

Accepted Answer

Class A

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Class D

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Class B

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Class E

Question 6

Which authority issues NOTAMs related to flight restrictions?

Accepted Answer

The FAA

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The Department of Defense

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The Weather Bureau

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Local police departments

Question 7

What does a Sectional Chart provide for drone pilots?

Accepted Answer

Details about terrain and airspace

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Only road maps

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Weather predictions

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Airline seat charts

Question 8

When can you fly in restricted airspace?

Accepted Answer

With prior permission from the controlling agency

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At night only

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On weekends

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During clear weather

Question 9

What is the purpose of controlled airspace?

Accepted Answer

To manage and separate air traffic safely

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To allow unregulated flight

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To block all drone operations

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To reserve space for military drills