Quiz Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Mixed

BVLOS Knowledge Check

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Generated Jan 03, 2026
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Question 1
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What does BVLOS stand for in the context of drone operations?

Explanation: BVLOS stands for Beyond Visual Line of Sight, which refers to drone operations conducted beyond the visual range of the remote pilot or observer.

Reference: Part 107.31

Question 2
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Under Part 107, what is required to legally operate a drone BVLOS?

Explanation: To operate BVLOS under Part 107, operators must obtain a waiver from the FAA, as BVLOS operations are not permitted by default.

Reference: 14 CFR Part 107.200

Question 3
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What is one key requirement for obtaining a BVLOS waiver under Part 107?

Explanation: A risk mitigation plan is required to demonstrate how the operator will ensure the safety of the operation during BVLOS flights.

Reference: FAA BVLOS Waiver Guidance

Question 4
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What tool can help operators identify authorized areas for BVLOS operations?

Explanation: LAANC helps operators request and receive real-time authorizations to fly in controlled airspace, which is essential for BVLOS operations.

Reference: Drone Integration BVLOS Concept of Operations

Question 5
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Which type of observer is required for BVLOS operations under certain FAA waivers?

Explanation: A visual observer is required in certain BVLOS operations to ensure the drone remains visible and does not pose a risk to other aircraft.

Reference: Part 107.33

Question 6
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What is the main purpose of BVLOS operations?

Explanation: BVLOS operations enable drones to fly beyond the visual line of sight of the pilot, allowing for applications such as long-range deliveries and inspections.

Reference: Drone Integration BVLOS Concept of Operations

Question 7
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What is the maximum altitude for BVLOS operations under Part 107 without a waiver?

Explanation: The default maximum altitude for Part 107 operations is 400 feet above ground level, unless otherwise authorized by the FAA.

Reference: Part 107.51

Question 8
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What is a common application for BVLOS operations?

Explanation: BVLOS operations are commonly used for agricultural surveys, where drones cover large areas that exceed visual line-of-sight limits.

Reference: Drone Integration BVLOS Concept of Operations

Question 9
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Which FAA document outlines the procedures for BVLOS waivers?

Explanation: AC 107-2A provides specific guidance on BVLOS operations and the waiver process under Part 107 regulations.

Reference: AC 107-2A

Question 10
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How does BVLOS enhance commercial drone operations?

Explanation: BVLOS operations allow drones to conduct longer-range missions, such as delivery and infrastructure inspection, which are not feasible under VLOS restrictions.

Reference: Drone Integration BVLOS Concept of Operations

Question 11
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Which technology is often used to ensure safety during BVLOS operations?

Explanation: Detect-and-avoid systems are essential for BVLOS operations, as they help prevent collisions with other aircraft and obstacles.

Reference: Drone Integration BVLOS Concept of Operations

Question 12
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What is the primary risk associated with BVLOS operations?

Explanation: BVLOS operations carry a risk of reduced situational awareness because the pilot cannot visually monitor the drone directly.

Reference: FAA BVLOS Waiver Guidance

Question 13
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Can BVLOS operations be conducted in controlled airspace without FAA approval?

Explanation: BVLOS operations in controlled airspace require FAA approval via a waiver to ensure safety and compliance.

Reference: Part 107.41

Question 14
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Which FAA program supports BVLOS integration into the NAS?

Explanation: The UAS Traffic Management Pilot Program focuses on integrating BVLOS operations into the NAS safely and efficiently.

Reference: FAA BVLOS Integration Guidance

Question 15
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What is a critical operational limitation for BVLOS under Part 107?

Explanation: BVLOS operations under Part 107 are restricted to daylight or civil twilight hours unless otherwise authorized.

Reference: Part 107.29

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