Aerospace/Drone Review

The FAA is in charge of regulating drone use. The FAA stands for

• Flying Airplane Administration

• Federal Aviation Administration

• Flight Association of America

• Federal Airplane Association

A recreational drone pilot should fly no higher than

• 4 feet

• 40 feet

• 400 feet

• 4,000 feet

Drones can be used to (select all that apply)

• build structures

• inspect windmills, cell phone towers, and water towers

• take aerial photography

• deliver a payload such as a package

What does "in the line of sight" mean?

• you can fly a drone blindfolded

• drone can only be flown in a straight line

• you have to be able to see the drone at all times

Do you have to register your drone if you are using it for commercial purposes (charging money for something you do with a drone)?

• yes

• no

What are the four FORCES acting on an aircraft?

• Propellers, Gravity, Lift, Drag

• Thrust, Drag, Lift, Weight

• Elevator, Ailerons, Rudder, Propellor

• Thrust, Drag, Gravity, Lift

I'm a big fan of football and NASCAR. Can I fly my drone over the stadium to watch the big game or race?

• Yes, as long as the weather conditions are suitable and you avoid hovering over people.

• Of course! After all, this is the best way to get cool aerial footage!

• You may fly, as long as your don't record the event since you don't have the spectators' permission to record.

• No, according to the FAA, you are not allowed to fly over stadiums or public events.

There is a major road accident and I am curious. Am I allowed to fly my drone over or near the emergency situation?

• Yes

• No

Where should you NOT fly your drone?

• out of sight

• over people's heads

• near an airport

• all of these

It is safe to grab a drone in midair.

• True

• False