Airspace Classification - Drone FAA Part 107 Quiz

Since drones cannot fly above 400 feet AGL (without being near a structure), how does the 2,000-foot AGL requested minimum altitude over National Wildlife Refuges affect drone pilots?	3 Answers
On a sectional chart, what do the grey lines labeled 'VR' or 'IR' followed by a number indicate?	3 Answers
If a Military Training Route (MTR) has a 4-digit number (e.g., VR1207), it means that flights on that route are conducted at:	3 Answers
Where can you find specific information, such as active times and altitudes, for a Restricted Area shown on a sectional chart?	3 Answers
Can an air traffic controller at a local tower give you Part 107 airspace authorization over a VHF radio?	3 Answers
Federal Airways (Victor Airways) are generally Class E airspace. What are the vertical limits of a Federal Airway?	3 Answers
You are checking LAANC for authorization to fly in Class C airspace. The grid you want to fly in shows a '0'. What does this mean?	3 Answers
What airspace is generally designated from 18,000 feet MSL up to and including FL 600?	3 Answers
Can a Part 107 remote pilot operate an sUAS in Class A airspace?	3 Answers
What kind of airspace is depicted on a sectional chart by a hatched magenta area?	3 Answers

Airspace Classification - FAA Part 107 Drone Quiz