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• [01:56]In which instances is Part 107 not applicable?
• [03:48]Can you fly within 5 miles of an airport?
• [05:30]Compared to hobby pilots, will you end up paying higher drone insurance as a commercial pilot?
• [06:00]Ted defines Part 107 commercial operations in simple terms
• [07:28]Operating limitations for Part 107 pilots
• [08:45]Legally, do Part 107 pilots have to stick to daylight operations?
• [09:44]Is a visual observer mandatory for Part 107 pilots?
• [10:07]What is the minimum visibility for Part 107 pilots?
• [10:23]What are the rules for flying a drone in G airspace?
• [10:50]Do you need authorization to fly in B,C,D and E airspace?
• [11:30]Can you procure waivers to operate outside Part 107 regulations?
• [12:18]CFR Part 107 definitions that you should be aware of
• [14:05]Can the Remote Pilot in Command relinquish control to another drone pilot?
• [16:06]Part 107 Question Time - How do you define an "unmanned aircraft"?
• [16:40]Who has the final authority over a drone flight?
• [18:30]Part 107 Question Time - How many sUAS can a RPIC operate at a single time?
• [18:57]Important Pre-flight checks that a drone pilot MUST conduct
• [22:51]Part 107 Question Time - According to 14 CFR Part 107, the responsibility to inspect the sUAS to ensure it is safe operating condition rests with whom?
• [23:36]Ted walks us through the FAA drone registration process
• [26:00]Part 107 Question Time - Under what conditions would a small unmanned aircraft not have to be registered before it is operated in the United States?
• [27:29]Important flight restrictions that every Part 107 pilot should be aware of
• [28:21]Can you fly higher than 400 feet AGL?
• [29:10]Cloud clearance requirements for Part 107 pilots
• [30:30]What are repercussions of falsifying information that you submit to the FAA?
• [32:17]Part 107 Question Time - Under Title 14 of Code of Federal Regulations what is the maximum penalty for falsification, alteration or fraudulent reproduction
• of certificates, logbooks, reports, and records?
• [32:54]How to report a drone accident to the FAA
• [35:40]Part 107 Question Time - You are part of a news crew operating an sUAS to cover a breaking story. You experience a flyaway during landing. The unmanned aircraft
• strikes a vehicle, causing approximately $800 of damage. When must you report the accident to the FAA?
• [36:11]Checklist: Information that you must furnish while reporting a drone accident
• [39:05]Can the FAA inspect, test and ask for a demonstration of your sUAS?
• [40:03]Are you required to keep a drone pilot log book?