FAA 107 Commercial Drone Pilot Practice Exam

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Which of the following describes a result of carrying an overloaded aircraft?

  1. Increased maneuverability

  2. Longer flight distances

  3. Reduced rate of climb

  4. Improved maximum altitude

The correct answer is: Reduced rate of climb

Carrying an overloaded aircraft leads to a reduced rate of climb, which is critical for flight safety and performance. When a drone exceeds its maximum weight limit, the additional weight imposes greater demands on the power system, effectively requiring more energy to achieve the same lift. As a result, the aircraft struggles to gain altitude efficiently. This affects the overall performance, as the aircraft may not be able to climb as rapidly as it would under normal load conditions. Factors such as battery life and motor efficiency can also be adversely impacted when the drone is carrying excessive weight, compounding the issues related to climbing ability. Therefore, understanding these dynamics is key for drone pilots to ensure safe and effective operation of their unmanned aircraft systems.

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