Drone FAA Part 107 Study Guide 2021 -2022: A Concise Guide to Ace Your Part 107 Test with Useful Information to Operate Your UAS

Length: 108 pages
Edition: 1
Language: English
Publication Date: 2021-09-12
ISBN-10: B09G5MMS8L
Sales Rank: #1056740 (See Top 100 Books)

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The Ultimate Guide to Pass Your Part 107 Exam in One Sitting

Operating a drone both for recreational and commercial purposes requires a Remote Pilot Certificate. You must complete the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Knowledge Exam to earn a Remote Pilot Certificate with a Small Unmanned Aircraft System. This Exam is straightforward, but there is no way you could pass without having the basic information required by the FAA.
This invaluable learning tool begins with a basic introduction to essential information, then explores the role of FAA and criteria for earning the pilot certificates.
This topical study promotes understanding and aids in providing detailed information on Aeronautical Sectional Charts, which contains about 20% of your exam questions with other vital areas.
That includes:

Drone Rules and FAA Regulations
Acronyms and Radio Communication
Latitude and Longitude
Metar and Taf
Airspace Classification System etc.

Finally, this guide is adequately equipped with the knowledge of almost every possible question embedded in the Part 107 exam. It also has the FAA’s new rules and regulations which were released in April 2021.

Chapter 1: Drone Rules and FAA Regulations
    Qualification Requirement
    Crew members
    Registration
    Flight Emergency or Accident Report
    Alcohol and Drugs
    FAA inspection compliance
    April 2021 Rules
    Hazardous Flight Operation
    Hazardous Attitude
    Airspace Authorization & Waiver
    Instructional Guide for Night flight
    Introduction to Sectional Aeronautical Chart
    Special Airspace
    Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR)
Chapter 2: Acronyms and Radio Communication
    Radio Communication
    Code of Federal Regulation
    Accident Reporting
    Best Practice of a Remote Pilot In Command
    Reckless operation
Chapter 3: Moisture
    Fog
    Cloud formation
    Stages of Thunderstorm
    Ceiling and Visibility
    Difference Between Stable and Unstable Air Mass
    Certificate of Waiver
    Difference Between a Waiver and Authorization
    Registration of Drone with FAA
Chapter 4: Latitude and Longitude
    Exam Tips on Latitude
    VFR Checkpoints
    Traffic Patterns
    Right of Way
    Density Altitude
    Convective Current
Chapter 5: Metar and Taf
    Taf
    Thunderstorms
    Stable /unstable air
    Airplane Forces
    Load Factor Chart
Chapter 6: Airspace Classification System
    Different Kinds of Special-Use Airspace
    Data Review
Chapter 7: Sectional Chart Legend
    Icons and Meanings
Chapter 8: Airport Information
Chapter 9: Interpretation of The Aeronautical Sectional Charts
Conclusion