UAS Regulatory and Legal Framework 3

Question 1

Under 14 CFR Part 107, recreational UAS operations are:

Accepted Answer

Not covered by Part 107; they fall under 49 USC 44809

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Covered under Part 107 if the pilot holds a Remote Pilot Certificate

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Permitted in Class B airspace with standard LAANC authorization

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Subject to the same waiver process as commercial operations

Question 2

The FAA's TRUST (The Recreational UAS Safety Test) is required for:

Accepted Answer

Recreational flyers operating under 49 USC 44809

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All Part 107 certificate holders

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Commercial operators only

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Any UAS pilot flying in Class D airspace

Question 3

Which agency shares jurisdiction with the FAA over UAS privacy issues on the ground?

Accepted Answer

State and local governments

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NTSB

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TSA

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FCC

Question 4

A UAS pilot flies over a private property owner's land at 200 feet AGL without permission. Who has jurisdiction over this dispute?

Accepted Answer

State or local courts for trespass or nuisance claims

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Exclusively the FAA, since airspace is federal

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The NTSB as the accident investigation body

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The FCC because radio signals are involved

Question 5

What is the FAA's DroneZone portal primarily used for?

Accepted Answer

UAS registration, Part 107 waivers, and remote ID module declarations

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Requesting LAANC authorizations in real time

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Filing NOTAM requests for UAS operations

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Purchasing FAA-approved UAS equipment

Question 6

Under the Remote ID rule, a Standard Remote ID UAS must broadcast which minimum set of information?

Accepted Answer

UAS ID, control station location, velocity, and emergency status

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Pilot name, registration number, and destination

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Only the registration number and operator address

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Serial number and airspace class being flown

Question 7

A UAS manufacturer wants to sell a drone that meets Remote ID requirements without onboard broadcasting. Which compliance option is available?

Accepted Answer

The drone must operate only at FAA-recognized identification areas (FRIAs)

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No option exists; all drones must have onboard broadcast modules

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The manufacturer must apply for a Special Airworthiness Certificate

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The drone must be registered under the recreational exemption only