Michigan Drone Operator Certification
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1. What is the maximum allowable altitude a drone may be flown in
Michigan under Part 107 without a waiver?
A. 200 feet
B. 400 feet
C. 500 feet
D. 300 feet
The standard FAA Part 107 limit for small unmanned aircraft systems
is 400 feet above ground level unless otherwise authorized.
2. According to FAA regulations, what is the minimum age required to
obtain a Remote Pilot Certificate?
A. 14 years
B. 16 years
C. 18 years
D. 21 years
The FAA requires applicants to be at least 16 years old to qualify for a
Remote Pilot Certificate.
3. When preparing for flight, a drone operator should check NOTAMs to
verify:
A. Battery health reports
B. Local weather forecasts
C. Temporary flight restrictions and other airspace notices
, D. User manuals for the drone
NOTAMs provide critical information about temporary flight
restrictions, hazards, and airspace changes affecting safe operations.
4. Under Part 107, what must a remote pilot have in their possession
while operating a drone?
A. Drone warranty documents
B. Remote Pilot Certificate and government-issued photo ID
C. Proof of drone purchase
D. FAA registration for manned aircraft
Remote pilots must carry their certificate and photo identification
during operations.
5. A drone operator must yield the right of way to:
A. Other drones
B. Manned aircraft
C. Birds
D. Ground vehicles
Manned aircraft always have the right of way over unmanned
aircraft under FAA rules.
6. When is night operation permitted under Part 107?
A. Always
B. Only during full moon
C. With proper lighting and training
D. Only in rural areas
Night operations are allowed if the remote pilot has completed night
training and the drone has anti-collision lighting visible for at least 3
statute miles.
7. What is the maximum groundspeed allowed for a small unmanned
aircraft under Part 107?
A. 87 knots
B. 100 mph (87 knots)
C. 120 mph
D. 50 mph
Part 107 sets the maximum groundspeed at 100 mph, equivalent to
87 knots.
, 8. Controlled airspace around most airports in Michigan is designated as
Class B, C, D, or E. A remote pilot must:
A. Always avoid these airspaces
B. Fly only above 5,000 feet
C. Obtain airspace authorization or waiver before flying
D. Fly under the control tower
Remote pilots must have specific authorization from ATC before
operating in controlled airspace.
9. What is the standard visibility requirement for Part 107 drone
operations?
A. 1 mile
B. 3 statute miles
C. 5 nautical miles
D. 10 kilometers
Operations must be conducted with at least 3 statute miles of
visibility from the control station.
10. If a remote pilot observes another aircraft approaching, they
should:
A. Continue flight as planned
B. Speed up to avoid it
C. Land immediately
D. Yield right of way and avoid it
Remote pilots must always yield to other aircraft and avoid creating
a hazard.
11. The responsibility for determining the safety of the operation
rests with:
A. The FAA inspector
B. The drone manufacturer
C. The remote pilot in command
D. The observer
The remote pilot in command is ultimately responsible for ensuring
safe flight operations.
12. A waiver to deviate from Part 107 requirements may be issued if
the applicant:
A. Has flown commercially before
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1. What is the maximum allowable altitude a drone may be flown in
Michigan under Part 107 without a waiver?
A. 200 feet
B. 400 feet
C. 500 feet
D. 300 feet
The standard FAA Part 107 limit for small unmanned aircraft systems
is 400 feet above ground level unless otherwise authorized.
2. According to FAA regulations, what is the minimum age required to
obtain a Remote Pilot Certificate?
A. 14 years
B. 16 years
C. 18 years
D. 21 years
The FAA requires applicants to be at least 16 years old to qualify for a
Remote Pilot Certificate.
3. When preparing for flight, a drone operator should check NOTAMs to
verify:
A. Battery health reports
B. Local weather forecasts
C. Temporary flight restrictions and other airspace notices
, D. User manuals for the drone
NOTAMs provide critical information about temporary flight
restrictions, hazards, and airspace changes affecting safe operations.
4. Under Part 107, what must a remote pilot have in their possession
while operating a drone?
A. Drone warranty documents
B. Remote Pilot Certificate and government-issued photo ID
C. Proof of drone purchase
D. FAA registration for manned aircraft
Remote pilots must carry their certificate and photo identification
during operations.
5. A drone operator must yield the right of way to:
A. Other drones
B. Manned aircraft
C. Birds
D. Ground vehicles
Manned aircraft always have the right of way over unmanned
aircraft under FAA rules.
6. When is night operation permitted under Part 107?
A. Always
B. Only during full moon
C. With proper lighting and training
D. Only in rural areas
Night operations are allowed if the remote pilot has completed night
training and the drone has anti-collision lighting visible for at least 3
statute miles.
7. What is the maximum groundspeed allowed for a small unmanned
aircraft under Part 107?
A. 87 knots
B. 100 mph (87 knots)
C. 120 mph
D. 50 mph
Part 107 sets the maximum groundspeed at 100 mph, equivalent to
87 knots.
, 8. Controlled airspace around most airports in Michigan is designated as
Class B, C, D, or E. A remote pilot must:
A. Always avoid these airspaces
B. Fly only above 5,000 feet
C. Obtain airspace authorization or waiver before flying
D. Fly under the control tower
Remote pilots must have specific authorization from ATC before
operating in controlled airspace.
9. What is the standard visibility requirement for Part 107 drone
operations?
A. 1 mile
B. 3 statute miles
C. 5 nautical miles
D. 10 kilometers
Operations must be conducted with at least 3 statute miles of
visibility from the control station.
10. If a remote pilot observes another aircraft approaching, they
should:
A. Continue flight as planned
B. Speed up to avoid it
C. Land immediately
D. Yield right of way and avoid it
Remote pilots must always yield to other aircraft and avoid creating
a hazard.
11. The responsibility for determining the safety of the operation
rests with:
A. The FAA inspector
B. The drone manufacturer
C. The remote pilot in command
D. The observer
The remote pilot in command is ultimately responsible for ensuring
safe flight operations.
12. A waiver to deviate from Part 107 requirements may be issued if
the applicant:
A. Has flown commercially before