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Part 107 test practice question: Operations

OperationsDifficulty 2/5

A remote pilot thinks, 'Regulations are for other people; I know what I'm doing.' Which hazardous attitude is this, and what is its antidote?

  1. AInvulnerability — 'It could happen to me'
  2. BResignation — 'I'm not helpless; I can make a difference'
  3. CImpulsivity — 'Not so fast, think first'
  4. DAnti-authority — 'Follow the rules; they are usually right'
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Correct: D. Dismissing rules and authority is the anti-authority attitude. The FAA antidote is 'Follow the rules. They are usually right.'

  • C — Impulsivity is acting without thinking.
  • A — Invulnerability is believing accidents happen only to others.
  • B — Resignation is feeling powerless.

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35–45% of items — the largest area. Radio communications and airport operations, emergency procedures, aeronautical decision making and CRM, physiology (fatigue, hyperventilation, drugs), maintenance and preflight inspection, night operations and anti-collision lighting. — 38% of the exam. Study guide for Operations.

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Primary references

  1. Remote Pilot – Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Airman Certification Standards (FAA-S-ACS-10B, April 2021) — Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) · government · retrieved 2026-09-21, verified 2026-09-21
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