FAA Part 107 Drone Practice Test

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Study for the FAA Part 107 Drone Test. Tackle multiple-choice questions that reflect the types of inquiries you'll face on the exam, complete with hints and detailed explanations. Be thoroughly prepared to pass your certification!

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What type of airport is identified as 'Card Airport'?

Public towered
Public non-towered
Private non-towered
Military airport

The correct answer is: Private non-towered

Card Airport is classified as a private non-towered airport. This designation indicates that the airport is privately owned and does not have an operating control tower. These types of airports are typically used for general aviation purposes, such as private aircraft operation, flight training, and recreational flying. In contrast, public towered airports have a control tower that manages air traffic and provides instructions to pilots, enhancing safety and efficiency in the airspace. Public non-towered airports are accessible to any pilot without the need for prior approval but do not have control towers, meaning operations are managed through other means such as advisory traffic patterns. Military airports are designated for military operations and may have different regulations and airspace considerations. The classification of Card Airport as a private non-towered facility emphasizes its restricted access and the autonomy pilots have when operating in its airspace, which is essential for their flight planning and situational awareness.