Under 14 CFR part 107, prior authorization from Air Traffic Control (ATC) is required to operate a small unmanned aircraft in

A remote pilot in command (PIC) plans to operate a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) 3 statute miles from a rural, non-towered airport at an altitude of 100 feet above ground level (AGL) during daylight hours. The operation will remain outside any Class B, Class C, or Class D airspace. Regarding airspace authorization, the remote PIC

(Refer to the provided figure.) To obtain prior ATC authorization required for small UAS operations in Class C airspace associated with Pierre Regional Airport (PIR), which frequency listed in the Chart Supplement should be used to contact the approach/departure control facility?

Class G airspace is

Prior to operating a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) in Class D airspace, what must the remote pilot in command (PIC) receive?

A remote pilot in command (PIC) plans to operate a small unmanned aircraft in Class B airspace. Prior to the operation, what must the remote PIC obtain?

(Refer to the provided figure.) According to the Chart Supplement excerpt for Sioux Gateway/Col Bud Day Field (SUX), the airport's airspace is designated as Class E

(Refer to the sectional chart excerpt.) What class of airspace is depicted by the blue dashed line surrounding the airport?

Referring to the sectional aeronautical chart legend in the provided figure, you plan a small unmanned aircraft operation below 300 feet AGL inside the dashed boundary marked '30' surrounding a blue airport symbol with a control tower frequency (CT – 118.3). To legally operate in this airspace, you must obtain

The floor of the outer area (shelf) of Class C airspace is 1,200 feet above ground level (AGL). If the ground elevation at a location within the Class C outer area is 1,500 feet MSL, what is the floor of the Class C airspace at that location in MSL?

Under 14 CFR part 107, when operating a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) in Class G airspace, a remote pilot in command (PIC) is

(Refer to the sectional aeronautical chart legend.) According to the legend, which of the following symbols depicts Class C airspace?

Referring to the Chart Supplement excerpt in the provided figure, Sioux Gateway/Col Bud Day Field (SUX) is surrounded by Class D airspace only when the tower is operating. When the tower is closed, the surface airspace class becomes

(Refer to the provided figure.) According to the accompanying Chart Supplement excerpt, which of the following indicates that Pierre Regional Airport (PIR) is within Class E controlled airspace extending to the surface?

A remote PIC plans a small unmanned aircraft operation within Class B airspace overlying Los Angeles International Airport. The current METAR at KLAX reads: KLAX 010951Z VRB03KT 4SM -RA BKN003 OVC010 15/14 A2998 RMK AO2 Does this METAR indicate that the basic VFR weather minimums for Class B airspace are met?

A remote pilot in command (PIC) plans to operate a small unmanned aircraft (UA) inside the surface area of Class C airspace surrounding an airport. Before beginning the flight, what is required?

Refer to the sectional chart excerpt (the provided figure). Which of the following depicts Class G (uncontrolled) airspace?

(Refer to Figure 71, sectional chart excerpt.) The segmented blue line surrounding the airport indicates what type of airspace?

On a sectional aeronautical chart, an area outlined by a solid blue line and containing numbers such as 90 and 100 inside the boundary represents which class of airspace?

Refer to the Chart Supplement excerpt in the figure. At 0500Z, the surface airspace at SIOUX GATEWAY/COL BUD DAY FLD (SUX) is designated as

(Refer to the Chart Supplement excerpt in the figure.) According to the information provided for Sioux Gateway/Col Bud Day Field (SUX), the Class D airspace is effective during which times?

Refer to the provided figure. According to the sectional chart legend, a star next to the control tower (CT) frequency (e.g., CT* – 118.3) indicates part-time operation. When planning a small UAS operation within the depicted Class D airspace surrounding such an airport, to determine whether prior ATC authorization is required, the remote PIC must

(Refer to Figure 79 in the Chart Supplement excerpt.) According to the information provided for Sioux Gateway/Col. Bud Day Field (SUX), the Class D airspace is effective

(Refer to the provided figure.) Pierre Regional Airport (PIR) does NOT have Class D airspace associated with it primarily because

Refer to the sectional chart excerpt (Figure 20). The airspace class at the surface surrounding the airport depicted with a magenta symbol and no control tower or associated dashed blue boundary is

Refer to the provided figure. Which of the following correctly describes the symbol used on sectional charts to depict Class B airspace?

The METAR for the controlled airport defining Class D airspace reads: KXYZ 101653Z AUTO 27015G25KT 3SM BR OVC010 18/17 A3002. What is the surface visibility reported in the METAR?

Before launching a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) in Class E controlled airspace adjacent to an airport, the remote PIC reviews the current METAR for the airport, which reads: KLAX 011255Z 27015G25KT 11/4SM R28L/5500VP6000FT +TSRA BR VV008CB 18/17 A2998 RMK RAE42 TSE42 SLP140 P0212 T01780172. What is the prevailing surface visibility?

On a VFR sectional chart, the boundaries of Class B airspace are depicted by

(Refer to the Chart Supplement excerpt provided.) According to the Chart Supplement for Sioux Gateway/Col Bud Day Field (SUX), when the Sioux City Tower is closed, the surface airspace overlying the airport is