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Under Part 107, in uncontrolled airspace, you fly within 400 ft of a 600-ft tower. How high may your drone legally go?
FAA Part 107 rules — certification, limits, waivers
The rules of 14 CFR Part 107 — everything the FAA remote-pilot knowledge test asks about the regulations themselves. Remote pilot certification and the 24-month recurrency cycle, drone registration and marking, the operating limits (400 feet AGL and the structure exception, 100 mph, 3 statute miles visibility, cloud clearances), visual line of sight and visual observers, night operations and anti-collision lighting, operations over people and Remote ID, right-of-way (manned aircraft always win), the alcohol and drug rules, crew roles and transfer of control, in-flight emergency authority, accident reporting, airspace authorization through LAANC, and what Part 107 waivers can and cannot cover. Every question teaches the rule and the classic misreading. Authored from the public-domain FAA regulations and study materials using original questions — never real exam items. Keentune is independent study practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA, and does not guarantee a pass. Educational only — always fly by the current rules.
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