FAA 107 Commercial Drone Pilot Practice Exam

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What is the maximum speed limit for a UAS in knots?

  1. 75 knots

  2. 87 knots

  3. 100 knots

  4. 125 knots

The correct answer is: 87 knots

The maximum speed limit for a UAS, or Unmanned Aircraft System, operating in controlled airspace is indeed 87 knots. This speed limit is established to ensure the safety of both manned and unmanned operations within the National Airspace System. By adhering to this speed limit, UAS operators are able to maintain separation from other aircraft and contribute to the overall safety and efficiency of air traffic management. In certain airspace classes, such as Class G airspace, different rules might apply, but when flying under Part 107 regulations, the 87 knots limit must be observed to comply with FAA guidelines. Understanding this regulation is crucial for UAS operators to avoid potential violations and ensure responsible flying practices.

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