Cert Prep FAA 107 Commercial Drone License (2020)

Cert Prep FAA 107 Commercial Drone License (2020)

1h 52mIntermediate2020-02-28

Authors

Luisa Winters

Luisa Winters

Certified Instructor for Adobe and Apple

Course details

Prepare for the certification testing required by the FAA to become a licensed pilot of commercial drones. Certified Remote Pilot Luisa Winters takes you through the main topics of the 14 CFR part 107 test for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS). Luisa covers rules, regulations, airspace limitations, air traffic communication, weather, performance, procedures, physiology, decision-making, maintenance, and more.

Topics include:
- Certification and registration
- Airspace classification
- Radio communication procedures
- Air density, air stability, and fronts
- Emergency procedures
- Aeronautical decision-making (ADM)
- Crew resource management (CRM)
- Maintenance and preflight inspection
- Physiology and piloting
- Management and maintenance
- Assessment questions

Skills covered

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Concepts

Introduction

  • Studying for the FAA Part 107

Taking the Test

  • Eligibility and test locations
  • What does the test cover
  • After you take the test - IACRA
  • Major provisions - 14 CFR Part 107
  • Roles and definitions

National Airspace

  • Operation limitations
  • Operation near airports and aircraft
  • Airport signage
  • Runway numbering and airport traffic pattern
  • Basics of Aeronautical Sectional Charts
  • Latitude and longitude
  • Airspace classification
  • Other airspace classifications

Air Traffic Communication

  • Air traffic control (ATC) and radio communication procedures
  • Crew communication procedures
  • Radio frequency spectrum

Aviation Weather

  • Aviation weather and briefings
  • Weather reports - METARs
  • Weather reports - TAFs
  • Air density, air stability, and fronts
  • Air masses and fronts
  • Storms and hazards

Performance and Procedures

  • Loading and performance
  • Angle of attack and stalls
  • Sources of performing data
  • Emergency procedures
  • Accident reporting

Physiology and Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM)

  • Human physiology
  • Medical condition and physiological effects of drugs and alcohol
  • Aeronautical decision-making (ADM)
  • Risk mitigation and crew resource management (CRM)

Maintenance and Waivers

  • Maintenance and preflight inspection
  • Waivers and Certificates of Authorization (COAs)
  • Recordkeeping (logbooks)

Sample Test Questions

  • Example test questions with explanations - Part 1
  • Example test questions with explanations - Part 2

Conclusion

  • Conclusion
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