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Part 107 Regulations Practice Questions
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Federal regulations form the backbone of the FAA Part 107 knowledge test, accounting for roughly 25–30 percent of all exam questions. This topic area covers everything from who can legally operate a drone commercially to how accidents must be reported. Understanding these rules is not optional — it is the foundation every remote pilot must master before taking the test.
The regulations section tests your knowledge of 14 CFR Part 107 and related federal aviation rules. Key areas include the remote pilot certificate — who can apply, minimum age requirements, and how long the certificate remains valid before recurrent training is needed. You will also need to know the responsibilities of the remote pilot in command (PIC), including preflight inspections, ensuring the aircraft is airworthy, and the authority to deviate from rules in an emergency.
Other frequently tested areas include aircraft registration requirements under Part 48, accident reporting thresholds (serious injury, loss of consciousness, or property damage over $500), and the rules for allowing a non-certificated person to manipulate the controls under direct supervision. You should also be comfortable with the waiver process — understanding which Part 107 rules can be waived and how to apply through the FAA DroneZone portal.
Finally, expect questions about operating from a moving vehicle (only allowed in sparsely populated areas without a waiver), the prohibition against careless or reckless operations, and the requirement to yield right of way to all manned aircraft. A solid grasp of these regulations will not only help you pass the exam but will keep you compliant and safe in real-world commercial operations.
Practice Questions
1. Under 14 CFR Part 107, what is the maximum allowable takeoff weight for a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS)?
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2. A remote pilot's certificate issued under Part 107 is valid for how long before recurrent training or testing is required?
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3. Who is responsible for ensuring the sUAS is in a condition for safe operation before each flight?
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4. A person who does not hold a remote pilot certificate may operate a small UAS under Part 107 only if:
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5. Which of the following operations would require a Part 107 waiver from the FAA?
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6. Under Part 107, a remote pilot involved in an accident must report to the FAA within 10 days if:
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7. Under Part 107, at what minimum age can a person obtain a remote pilot certificate?
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8. Which action is required before a small UAS can be operated commercially in the United States?
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9. A remote pilot is hired to photograph a real estate property. During the mission the pilot notices the sUAS is behaving erratically. What should the pilot do?
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10. Under Part 107, which of the following is true regarding operations from a moving vehicle?
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