Why Do these Rules Matter?

The role of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in drone flight is to:

• Regulate and enforce safety guidelines for drone operations

• Manufacture drones for various purposes

• Provide funding for drone technology research

• Operate all drone flights directly

Not following the rules of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regarding drone flight could result in serious penalties.

• It could result in serious penalties like fines and legal action.

• Nothing would happen.

• It could simply increase the risk of your drone crashing.

• It may lead to the drone getting an automatic upgrade.

According to FAA Part 107.39, can you operate a drone directly over another person?

• Yes

• No

For a drone to receive an exemption to Part 107.39, it is required to submit a risk assessment and mitigation plan.

• A demonstration of safe operation through a risk assessment and mitigation plan.

• Additional pilot licensing.

• Upgraded drone registration.

• Expanded insurance coverage.

According to FAA Part 107 subpart D, what is allowed if your operation qualifies to fly drones over people?

• You can fly drones over moving vehicles.

• You can fly drones at night.

• You can fly drones in restricted airspace.

• You can fly drones without a license.

Is it allowed to launch drones from moving aircraft? True or False.

• True

• False

Launching from vehicles is only allowed in what type of area?

• Designated area

• Any open area

• Private property

• Non-designated area

According to FAA Part 107.35, "A person may not [participate]...in the operation of more than one unmanned aircraft at the same time." Fill in the blank: A person may not ______ in the operation of more than one unmanned aircraft at the same time.

• participate

• utilize

• manage

• operate

Carrying uninstalled lithium batteries on your drone during flight may lead to what short and concise issue?

• Increased weight and reduced battery life

• Risk of short circuit and fire hazard

• Signal interference during flight

• None of the above

Which of the following is considered a hazardous material?

• Water

• Lithium Ion Batteries

• Sand

• Wood