FAA 107 Commercial Drone Pilot Practice Exam

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Within what time period must a Remote Pilot in Command (PIC) report a UAS accident to the FAA?

  1. 24 hours

  2. 48 hours

  3. 7 days

  4. 10 days

The correct answer is: 10 days

A Remote Pilot in Command (PIC) is required to report a UAS accident to the FAA within 10 days if the accident results in serious injury or death, or causes damage to property (other than the aircraft) exceeding $500. This timeframe ensures that the FAA can investigate any incidents efficiently and take necessary actions to promote safety in the national airspace. Being aware of this reporting requirement is crucial for remote pilots, as it not only emphasizes accountability but also contributes to the overall safety of UAS operations. Understanding the context and implications of this regulation helps remote pilots comply with legal obligations and fosters a responsible operating environment.

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