FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Knowledge Test (Unmanned Aircraft General - Small, UAG)
Regulations: remote ID: practice questions
Our FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot bank has 17 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1
A standard remote ID drone must not be able to:
- Fly above 200 feet
- Fly within 5 miles of an airport
- Take off with remote ID not working
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C. Take off with remote ID not working — Performance requirements prevent takeoff if remote ID is not functional.
Question 2
Can ADS-B Out be used to meet remote ID requirements?
- Yes, in controlled airspace
- Yes, for drones over 25 pounds
- No
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C. No — Section 89.125: ADS-B Out equipment cannot be used to comply with remote ID.
Question 3
Drones built at home solely for education or recreation can meet remote ID by:
- Ignoring remote ID, since home-built drones are exempt
- Carrying an ADS-B Out transponder
- Fitting a broadcast module or flying in a FRIA
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C. Fitting a broadcast module or flying in a FRIA — Home-built aircraft are not standard remote ID aircraft, so they use a broadcast module or a FRIA.
Question 4
Which message element is broadcast by a standard remote ID drone?
- An emergency status indication
- The pilot's name and phone number
- The battery level
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A. An emergency status indication — 89.305 includes identity, positions and altitudes, velocity, time mark and emergency status. No personal data such as the pilot's name is broadcast.
Question 5
Where may a drone without remote ID equipment be flown?
- Anywhere below 200 feet
- Inside a FRIA, kept in sight
- In Class G airspace only
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B. Inside a FRIA, kept in sight — Without remote ID, the drone and pilot must stay within a FRIA with the aircraft in sight.