Unmanned Aircraft General - Small (UAG)

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What's the minimum weight a UA can be to be registered?

.55 lbs

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What's the maximum wight a UA can be to be registered?

55 lbs

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What does "UA" stand for?

Unmanned Aircraft (drone)

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What's the minimum age at which you can register a drone?

13

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What's the minimum age at which you can take the test and get licensed?

16

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How long is the test valid?

24 Months (2 Years)

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What's the maximum height a UA can legally fly?

400 ft AGL

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What does "AGL" stand for?

Above Ground Level

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What's the FAA?

The Federal Aviation Administration, who you would report to with any UA related questions/incidents

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How far can you fly above and around buildings?

400 ft

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How far must you fly below clouds?

500 ft

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How far must you fly horizontally from clouds?

2,000 ft

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What's the maximum speed a UA can legally fly?

100 mph

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How many miles of visibility must there be to legally fly a UA?

3 SM

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What does "SM" stand for?

Statute Miles

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How many hours after drinking can you fly a UA?

8 Hours

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What is the maximum blood alcohol level you can fly a UA with?

.04 BAC

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How many years after a narcotic conviction can you fly a UA?

1 Year

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What is needed to fly during Twilight?

Anti-Collision Lights

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What is the minimum amount of damage required to report to the FAA?

$500 (doesn't include damage to drone itself)

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How many days do you have to file an FAA report after an accident?

10 Days

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What classes of airspace can you NOT fly a UA?

Classes A, B, C and D

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How can you legally fly a UA in Class A, B, C or D airspace?

You need authorization from ATC (Air Traffic Control) at least 90 days in advance

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What class of airspace CAN you legally fly a drone in?

Class G

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What does Remote PIC stand for?

Remote Pilot in Control (that's me)

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What is CTAF

Common Traffic Advisory Frequency, the frequency pilots use to self-announce while landing an aircraft

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What are the frequencies for multicom?

122.9 and 122.95, used when there isn't CTAF

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What is AWOS used for?

Weather Broadcast

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Why would an aircraft stall?

If it exceeds the critical angle of attack

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When does the load factor increase?

During a turn

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Where can you find aircraft loading instructions?

Pilot's Operating Handbook or UAS Flight Manual

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What is a prohibited area?

An area in which you cannot fly under any circumstances

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What is a restricted area?

An area that denotes the existence of unusual, and often invisible, hazards to aircrafts (ex. artillery firing or guided missiles)

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What is an MOA?

a Military Operating Area that can have low flying planes

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What are acronyms for military training routes?

MTR, IR, VR, VFR

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Which was does latitude run?

North to South (like a ladder)

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Which way does longitude run?

East to West

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Explain how longitude and latitude is found on a map.

North and South is latitude. East and West is longitude. Values increase as you go both North (up) and West (left). Each tick mark represents a minute. There are 60 minutes in-between each longitudinal and latitudinal value.

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What's the best way to take-off and land?

Into the wind, Upwind

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Which way do planes turn/move around and airport?

Left, they always circle to the left

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How are runways marked?

Runway 0 (0 degrees) faces North

Runway 9 (90 degrees) faces East

Runway 18 (180 degrees) faces South

Runway 27 (270 degrees) faces West

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What numbers represent North, East, South and West?

0 Degrees - North

90 Degrees - East

180 Degrees - South

270 Degrees - West

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What is a user manual used for?

General information about an aircraft (ex. maintenance schedule, how to care for batteries, etc.)

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What is a sectional chart used for?

Visual navigation of aircrafts, shows topographical features that are important to pilots

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What is a chart supplement?

a book that has a lot more detail on all open-to-the-public airports, seaplane bases, heliports, military facilities and selected private use airports

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What is NOTAM

Notice to Airmen, includes critical information that pilots need to know, timely and emergency information

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Where are NOTAM's found?

1800WXBrief.com

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What is METAR?

The Meteorological Aviation Report

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What is TAF?

Terminal Aerodrome Forecast