Registration, remote pilot certificate requirements, and core operating rules tested on the FAA Part 107 exam.
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- What is the minimum age to apply for a Part 107 remote pilot certificate?
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16 years old- Do you need a medical certificate to hold a Part 107 remote pilot certificate?
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No, a medical certificate is not required- What exam score is required to pass the Part 107 knowledge test?
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70 percent or higher- What is the maximum altitude a sUAS may operate at under Part 107?
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400 feet above ground level- What is the maximum speed a sUAS may operate at under Part 107?
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100 miles per hour- What is the required Visual Line of Sight distance under Part 107?
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The aircraft must remain within visual line of sight of the remote pilot at all times- What is the minimum horizontal distance a sUAS must maintain from people under Part 107?
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At least 30 feet horizontally (or outside a 30-foot radius)- Can you operate a sUAS directly over people under Part 107?
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No, except over participants involved in the operation- What lighting is required for a sUAS operating in low light or darkness?
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Anti-collision lighting that is visible for at least 3 statute miles- When may sUAS operations occur under Part 107?
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Only during daylight hours or civil twilight with anti-collision lighting- What is the requirement for remote pilot certificate renewal under Part 107?
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Every 24 calendar months- Can you operate a sUAS in Class A airspace without permission?
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No, Class A airspace is prohibited- What is required before operating in controlled airspace under Part 107?
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Authorization from Air Traffic Control- What distance must be maintained from airports under Part 107?
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No closer than 5 miles from an airport reference point- What must a remote pilot do before each flight under Part 107?
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Conduct a preflight inspection to ensure the aircraft is safe to operate
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