Part 107 NAS Review

What does the acronym NAS stand for in aviation?

• National Airspace System

• National Aeronautics Society

• National Aviation Service

• National Aircraft System

Which classes of airspace are considered controlled airspace?

• Class A, B, C, D, and E

• Class G only

• Class F and G

• Class B, D, and G

What is the primary purpose of the Chart Supplement U.S.?

• To provide key information about airports, seaplane bases, heliports, and navigational facilities

• To list all aircraft manufacturers

• To provide weather forecasts

• To display only military airspace

Which type of airspace is Class G airspace referred to as?

• Uncontrolled airspace

• Controlled airspace

• Restricted airspace

• Prohibited airspace

Why is it necessary for a remote PIC to check NOTAMs before each flight?

• To determine if there are any applicable airspace restrictions

• To check the weather forecast

• To find out about new aircraft models

• To review pilot training schedules

What is the scale of the Sectional Aeronautical Chart most commonly used by manned pilots?

• 1:500,000

• 1:250,000

• 1:100,000

• 1:1,000,000

How often is the Chart Supplement U.S. reissued in its entirety?

• Every 56 days

• Every 30 days

• Every 12 months

• Every 7 days

What is the main difference between the Sectional Aeronautical Chart and the Terminal Area Chart (TAC)?

• TAC shows more significant detail but has smaller area coverage

• Sectional Chart is only for military use

• TAC is only for international flights

• Sectional Chart is not updated regularly

Which of the following is NOT a category of NOTAM information?

• Weather NOTAMs

• NOTAM (D) or distant

• Flight Data Center (FDC) NOTAMs

• Special Activity Airspace (SAA) NOTAMs

Which type of NOTAM is issued by the National Flight Data Center (NFDC) and contains regulatory information such as temporary flight restrictions?

• Military NOTAM

• FDC NOTAM

• Pointer NOTAM

• SAA NOTAM