Prepare for the certification testing required by the FAA to become a certified pilot of commercial drones.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Introduction to the FAA Part 107 test
- Studying for the FAA Part 107 test
- Eligibility and registration
- Day-of exam guide
- IACRA
- Recurrency and community engagement
- What does the test cover?
- Key terms and definitions
- Major provisions of Part 107
- Accidents
- Operation limitations
- Right of way and airport awareness
- Airport signage
- Runways and traffic patterns
- Latitude and longitude
- Controlled and uncontrolled airspace
- Class B (Bravo) airspace
- Class C (Charlie) and D (Delta) airspace
- Class E (Echo) and G (Golf) airspace
- Special airspaces and NOTAMs
- More aeronautical sectional charts
- Additional sources of information
- Air traffic control and radio communication
- Effective communication
- Radio frequency in drone operations
- Checking the weather
- Weather briefings
- Decoding METAR reports
- Decoding TAFs
- Climate effect on flight
- Air masses and fronts
- Storms and related weather phenomena
- Weight and balance
- Angle of attack and stalls
- Following manufacturer's recommendations
- Emergency preparedness and response
- Assessment of pilot and crew
- Alcohol and drug use
- Aeronautical decision-making (ADM)
- Crew resource management (CRM)
- Risk management
- Hazardous attitudes and antidotes
- What is a night flight?
- Factors affecting night vision
- Night drone operations: Safety tips
- Lights and regulations
- Regulations and Category 1
- Categories 2 and 3
- Category 4
- Declaration of Compliance (DoC) and recordkeeping
- Maintenance and preflight
- Waivers and Certificates of Authorization (COAs)
- LAANC
- Keeping records
- Thank you and good-bye
Taught by
Luisa Winters