RegulationsQuestion 27 of 100
A local police officer and an FAA inspector approach a remote pilot during a job and ask to see documentation. What is the pilot required to do?
a.Refuse until a written request arrives from the FAA regional office
b.Provide the documents to the FAA inspector but not to the police officer
c.Present the remote pilot certificate and make it available for inspection upon request
d.Provide only a photograph of the certificate sent by email within 10 days
Explanation
Correct answer: present the remote pilot certificate and make it available for inspection on request. Section 107.7 requires a remote pilot in command to present the certificate and any related documents or records for inspection by the FAA, NTSB, TSA, or any federal, state, or local law enforcement officer. Refusing, limiting access to the FAA alone, or promising a later email does not satisfy the rule.
Law Reference: 14 CFR §107.7Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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