Navigating FAA Sectional Charts for Part 107 Success

Ryan, a commercial pilot and flight instructor, guides viewers through Part 107 knowledge test questions, focusing on airspace and chart reading. He explains latitude and longitude, airspace classes, military routes, and how to check NOTAMs. The video also covers CTAF frequencies and ATC authorization, providing practical insights for aspiring drone pilots.

What is the primary purpose of the testing supplement provided during the Part 107 knowledge test?

• To serve as a reference with images for test questions

• To list the test rules and regulations

• To offer practice tests

• To provide additional questions

What do latitude lines measure?

• Distance north and south of the Equator

• Distance east and west of the Prime Meridian

• Elevation above sea level

• Time zones across the globe

How are latitude and longitude lines depicted in terms of minutes on the chart?

• Every 15 minutes

• Every 45 minutes

• Every 30 minutes

• Every 60 minutes

What does the outer circle of a Class Charlie airspace represent?

• Ground level airspace

• A higher altitude limit for safety

• A lower altitude limit for safety

• A no-fly zone

What is indicated by a gray line labeled with VR numbers on a chart?

• A visual reference point

• A vehicular route

• A military training route

• A visual runway

What is the significance of the 'C' next to a frequency number on a sectional chart?

• It denotes a controlled airspace frequency

• It indicates a closed frequency

• It marks the common traffic advisory frequency

• It signifies a commercial frequency

How can a remote pilot determine if a Military Operations Area (MOA) is active?

• By reading the NOTAMs only

• By checking the local news

• By observing the area visually

• By contacting the controlling agency

What does an unmarked balloon on a cable signify on a chart?

• A weather observation point

• A temporary restriction

• A potential aerial hazard

• A scenic viewpoint

What is the correct way to check NOTAMs for a planned flight area?

• Consulting a flight manual

• Checking an aviation website

• Calling a local aviation authority

• Obtaining a weather briefing

What must a pilot do before flying a drone near an airport?

• Notify all nearby residents

• Fly only during daylight hours

• Obtain authorization from Air Traffic Control (ATC)

• Ensure the drone is visible from the control tower