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Maintenance and Inspection of Drones Quiz

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Maintenance and Inspection of Drones Quiz

15 questions

~23 minutes

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Generated Jan 03, 2026

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Question 1

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What is the primary purpose of conducting pre-flight inspections for small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS)?

A. To ensure the aircraft complies with FAA registration requirements

B. To confirm the aircraft is in a condition for safe operation

C. To determine the weight of the aircraft

D. To establish communication with air traffic control

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Pre-flight inspections are conducted to ensure the aircraft is in a condition for safe operation before each flight, as required by FAA regulations.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.15

Question 2

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Which of the following is required for maintenance documentation under FAA Part 107?

A. A logbook that includes all repairs and modifications

B. FAA approval for all maintenance actions

C. Weekly inspections by an FAA-certified technician

D. No documentation is required for sUAS maintenance

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Under Part 107, the remote pilot must ensure all maintenance, repairs, and modifications are documented in a logbook to maintain a record of the aircraft’s condition.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 3

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Who is responsible for ensuring that a small unmanned aircraft is in safe operating condition before each flight?

A. The aircraft manufacturer

B. The visual observer

C. The remote pilot in command

D. The FAA inspector

Correct Answer:

Explanation: The remote pilot in command is responsible for ensuring the small unmanned aircraft is in safe operating condition before each flight.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.19

Question 4

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Which of the following is NOT part of a typical pre-flight inspection?

A. Checking the battery charge level

B. Inspecting the propellers for damage

C. Verifying the FAA registration number is visible

D. Ensuring the pilot has completed a flight review

Correct Answer:

Explanation: While ensuring the remote pilot has a valid certificate is important, completing a flight review is not part of the pre-flight inspection of the aircraft.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 5

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What action should a remote pilot take if a component of the sUAS is found to be defective during an inspection?

A. Replace the defective component and proceed with the flight

B. Repair the component and fly immediately

C. Cancel the flight until the component is repaired or replaced

D. Ignore the defect if it does not affect flight performance

Correct Answer:

Explanation: The remote pilot must cancel the flight if any component is found defective during inspection and ensure the issue is resolved before operation.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.15

Question 6

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Which regulation requires the remote pilot to ensure the sUAS is free from hazardous weather conditions before flight?

A. 14 CFR § 107.19

B. 14 CFR § 107.15

C. 14 CFR § 107.21

D. 14 CFR § 107.49

Correct Answer:

Explanation: 14 CFR § 107.15 requires the remote pilot to ensure the sUAS is in safe operating condition, which includes avoiding hazardous weather conditions.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.15

Question 7

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How often should a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) be inspected for maintenance purposes?

A. After every 10 flights

B. After every flight

C. As determined by the manufacturer or the remote pilot in command

D. Annually, by an FAA-certified technician

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Maintenance inspections should be conducted as per the manufacturer’s recommendations or as deemed necessary by the remote pilot in command.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 8

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What is the purpose of keeping a maintenance log for your sUAS?

A. To comply with FAA record-keeping regulations

B. To track the number of flights completed

C. To provide evidence of proper maintenance during inspections

D. To ensure the drone meets weight and balance requirements

Correct Answer:

Explanation: FAA regulations require remote pilots to maintain records of maintenance actions to demonstrate compliance with safety standards.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 9

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Which of the following is a required condition for sUAS operations under Part 107?

A. The sUAS must pass an annual FAA airworthiness inspection

B. The sUAS must be registered with the FAA

C. The sUAS must have a designated maintenance officer

D. The sUAS must have a backup flight control system

Correct Answer:

Explanation: All sUAS operated under Part 107 must be registered with the FAA to comply with federal regulations.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.13

Question 10

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What should be included in a maintenance log for a small unmanned aircraft?

A. Flight hours and battery cycles

B. Visual observer's signature

C. Details of repairs, replacements, and modifications

D. Pilot's certification number

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Maintenance logs should include details of all repairs, replacements, and modifications to ensure the aircraft is safe for operation.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 11

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What is the responsibility of a remote pilot if the sUAS experiences a crash?

A. Submit a report to the FAA immediately

B. Perform an immediate post-flight inspection for damage

C. Replace the aircraft before the next flight

D. Notify local law enforcement

Correct Answer:

Explanation: After a crash, the remote pilot must inspect the sUAS for damage and ensure it is safe before any further operations.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.19

Question 12

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Which regulation governs the conditions of safe operation for sUAS?

A. 14 CFR § 107.15

B. 14 CFR § 107.21

C. 14 CFR § 107.49

D. 14 CFR § 107.13

Correct Answer:

Explanation: 14 CFR § 107.15 specifically addresses the condition for safe operation of small unmanned aircraft systems.

Reference: 14 CFR § 107.15

Question 13

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What is the best action if a pre-flight inspection reveals loose components on the sUAS?

A. Fly cautiously and avoid high altitudes

B. Reattach the components and proceed with the flight

C. Cancel the flight and repair the components

D. Contact the FAA before flying

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Loose components can compromise flight safety, and repairs must be made before conducting any operations.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 14

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What is the requirement for an sUAS battery during inspection?

A. The battery must be fully charged

B. The battery must be free of defects and securely attached

C. The battery must be inspected by the FAA

D. The battery must have at least 50% charge

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Batteries must be free of defects and securely attached to ensure safe operations during flight.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

Question 15

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How long should maintenance records for an sUAS be retained?

A. For the lifetime of the aircraft

B. For 12 months after the maintenance was performed

C. For 24 months after the maintenance was performed

D. No specific retention period is required

Correct Answer:

Explanation: Maintenance records should be retained for 24 months to comply with FAA regulations and demonstrate proper upkeep of the aircraft.

Reference: AC 107-2A Chapter 7

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