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Part 107 test practice question: Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements

Airspace Classification and Operating RequirementsDifficulty 2/5

Which special-use airspace may an sUAS never enter?

  1. AAlert area
  2. BMilitary operations area (MOA)
  3. CWarning area
  4. DProhibited area
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Correct: D. Prohibited areas (P-numbers) are established for national security and flight is not permitted. Restricted areas require permission from the controlling agency when active; MOAs and alert areas are not closed but demand caution.

  • B — MOAs are not prohibited; exercise caution.
  • C — Warning areas over international waters are not prohibited.
  • A — Alert areas carry high training activity but are not closed.

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15–25% of items. Class A–G airspace and their requirements for sUAS, LAANC authorization in controlled airspace, special-use airspace, TFRs, NOTAMs, and reading a sectional chart. — 20% of the exam. Study guide for Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements.

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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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