Part 107 Chapter 11 Flashcards

It indicates where an aircraft must stop and wait before being cleared to enter or cross a runway.

Runway markings are white, and taxiway markings are yellow.

It indicates a critical area for Instrument Landing System (ILS) where aircraft must avoid entering unless authorized to prevent interference with ILS signals.

It provides visual indicators of traffic pattern directions for runways at uncontrolled airports.

The CTAF is used for pilots to communicate with each other at non-towered airports to coordinate landing, takeoff, and position reporting.

Review sectional charts, understand airspace classification, and check for NOTAMs or other restrictions in the area.

The Remote PIC must obtain authorization from Air Traffic Control (ATC) before entering controlled airspace (Class B, C, D, or E).

Use standard aviation phraseology, stating aircraft type, location, altitude, and intentions clearly and concisely.

Pattern altitude is the specific altitude at which aircraft fly when entering or flying within an airport's traffic pattern, typically 1,000 feet above ground level (AGL).

Maintain situational awareness, follow established traffic patterns, communicate on the correct frequencies, and avoid interfering with manned aircraft operations.