FAA Part 107 Air Traffic Patterns

Airplanes circling runway questions drone exam. Mr. Mig goes over air traffic patterns for the FAA Part 107 Drone Exam. If you are studying to pass the unmanned aircraft licensure exam, watch this video to learn how to answer the questions that deal with air traffic. Specifically these are the questions that ask you the heading of an aircraft and where an aircraft is relative to the runway.
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[@DoubleTFishing]

I have no idea why this channel doesn’t have 50k subscribers based on the part 107 content. Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

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[@VincentDoesNotCare]

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[@JCVideo600]

OMG. LOL. I have studied this over and over and I kept getting it wrong. Just explaining what the left meant made the whole thing make sense. Thanks. left turn. uGGGGGGG.

[@SkyMaus]

Same, this has been tricky for me also. I don’t see others explaining simply as such as he

[@JosiahHull]

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[@kennyw871]

Slight clarification: RH turn patterns occur at airports when LH turn patterns are unsafe for any reason. It could be a shopping mall, race track, elevated terrain, towers, military instillations, etc., are located in the LH turn pattern. Great video, thanks.

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[@MrMigsClassroom]

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[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks Frank!

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[@MrMigsClassroom]

Yup... that's how a lot of UA pilots feel. But I will say, the FAA 107 is a pilot's license issue by the FAA.

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[@blacjezus1]

Good job explaining. I'm getting it.

[@davidfoust1987]

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[@MrMigsClassroom]

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[@MichaelPatterson23]

Well didn’t do very well on my first try. I got a lot of questions I never seen before. Example if you’re flying at night and your sUAS seems like it’s moving slow coming towards you, what should you do? What…… and I thought you couldn’t fly your sUAS if you’re in any water based vehicle. Someone please help and thanks.

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[@LIVINGINFARGO]

4:33 If we change “Left” to “Right”, the answer is still the same. Just that the airplane was roughly to the west of airport, instead of east. I’m taking the 107 test in 2 days. So excited!😊

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[@MrMigsClassroom]

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[@xTw1sTeDK1LLAx]

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[@SurLife]

Thank you... I tend to get confused with left turn, you made this very clear...

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Those questions tend to be tricky for my students. I am glad the video helped.

[@NEW_N18155]

Serious?? Tower coms will be 090 - 180 and 270 -360... Yes runway are numbered accordingly. 36/18. 31/13 , 35/17. Accordingly😊

[@malcomjw]

I was struggling with the down wind, lane direction and such, but this video just really helped break it down. Thank you for making this detailed video!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Last week I was going over this with my high school students. It is tough for them. But honestly once you get it these are easy questions.

[@jasongill9082]

Think of downwind as being like downstream in a river, going with the flow. The runway # tells you what direction the wind is coming from basically.

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[@scottjgillishere]

What if it’s a variable wind ?? Changing directions. How would they describe that ?? Or would that have any effect ?

[@bonusking1224]

I wonder if they could have standardized a more ridiculous lingo set for aviation.... Good explanations though. 👍

[@joepelletier4192]

Old class was told - Lat lines Lay Down, horizontal, easy simple never forgot!

[@stacylondo]

Thank you!!!

[@manouchekaguillaume2133]

Great video Mr. Mig. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to do this. I would just like to confirm 1 thing. Question 1 of the video: let's hypnotically say the aircraft was right, downwind, runway 16 instead of left. The answer would remain exactly the same, correct (340 degrees)? Is it safe to say that the direction the aircraft is turning into (left or right) is technically irrelevant to deriving the answer to the question?

[@at-qn3tj]

Thank you for your videos! They helped me pass my part 107 UAG test with a 90% and no prep courses.

[@dougchristensen3832]

Great Series! This is just what I was looking for to explain the airport traffic patterns and work through the questions they will ask

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks Doug!

[@johannsteve]

I appreciate the materials and the good teacher efforts but the quality produced by that cheap microphone is atrocious.

[@matthewgreen-dy1yw]

Thanks a lot for this video! Your explanation definitely helped me understand this better

[@paulrawski4028]

Thank you

[@aosminecraft]

Thank you Mr Migs! These guides are helping my studies tremendously!

[@JustinTime606]

Hey Mr. Mig's. Thanks for the content. Got my part 107 today and found your videos helpful. One thing I would maybe mention is I had 3 to 5 questions about airplanes that I had no idea how to answer. Haven't seen anyone on youtube talk about the things I was asked about. Thanks again for the great content! I paid for a course that was less useful than your videos.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

What were the airplane questions? Did they ask about a particular frequency or device for identification?

[@JustinTime606]

@@MrMigsClassroom I had one about the rudder and the yaw which I knew. But then there was one about moving the CG to the aft of the plane and there was another one right after that also about the aft of a plane but I can’t remember what the question was. Then there was one about planes turning. They felt like odd questions to me. I can look up the answer key if you want to know exactly what they were

[@shainebingham9310]

WOW!!! Thank you. This one has been confusing me for awhile on figuring out what, where the Aircraft heading is. Really dig your courses. Alot of this you'd have to pay for. Thanks for the help.

[@christrillo2023]

Finally I understand this concept. Thank you for the help. ❤

[@brokendrumproductions5401]

Appreciate the breakdown. Quite helpful.

[@davidrspencer8108]

at 11 minutes, the 340 heading is more easily understood if you showed a basic airport traffic pattern

[@Ryan.burger]

I kept getting the traffic pattern practice questions wrong so I went looking for a good explanation that would make it “stick” for me, and THIS did it. It was the combo of drawing out the aircraft turn direction and making it clear that these questions are talking about aircraft calling in prior to landing. I think that’s assumed, but for newbies, that isn’t clear

[@charlessaldarriaga6886]

i know it's been a year since this video was published but I have to say this is the best explanation I've seen so far regarding these types of questions thank you very much for your help. I'm studying for the part 107 and this is really a Great explanation. Thank you!

[@photograhy]

I watched all vides and read all official study info on this topic and only after this video of yours I actually understood how it actually operates and now questions are so easy. Thank you very much.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Glad I could help!

[@dcamnc1]

How would you determine what runway it is if they literally mean a runway at 36 deg, instead of 360 deg?

[@smfknj6010]

Another great lesson. This taught me EVERYTHING I was confused about with ATP's. Ty!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Glad to hear it!

[@hiketyson]

Thank you Mr. Mig’s!!! You the man!

[@SkrillaB999]

i finally under stand this omg, thank you. i was getting so frustrated

[@imbrandon]

Great video.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks channel 9!

[@whitneymae5882]

Thank you so much for the explanation, It has been the best one so far

[@Channelmike435]

This is confusing me the most on the practice test: An ATC radar facility issues the following advisory to a pilot flying on a heading of 090 degrees: "UNMANNED AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS 3'O CLOCK, 2 MILES..." Where should the remote PIC (also visual observer) look for this traffic in reference to the UA? Answer North An ATC radar facility issues the following advisory to a manned pilot flying north in a calm wind: "UNMANNED AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS 9'O CLOCK, 2 MILES..." Where should the remote PIC (also visual observer) look for this traffic in reference to the UA? Answer: East

[@tonygram5414]

That makes sense.

[@youmarc11]

Thanks Mr. Mig

[@Mookie928]

You’re welcome!

[@splashinglures1328]

liked this is a well made video

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Timon glad you liked the video! Let me know if you have requests on any other part 107 content.

[@stevebenz758]

In your question--shouldn't pilots avoid using the word "for" in self announcements? I see that the FAA AIM suggests not use "for" or "to" to avoid confusion with "4 and 2"... "left downwind Runway 16" instead?

[@stevebenz758]

Fantastic content! Thanks for offering your expertise.

[@shadduck]

EXCELLENT! I'm going through your videos one at a time and each time I start one I actually LEARN something new! I've watched several others go through this (or similar) test question, and they always leave me "assuming" the direction of travel must have been determined by just "assuming" the predominant wind direction... Never have I heard it explained that runway 27 vs runway 9 tells the whole story that I was missing. Thank you!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

You are welcome!

[@hiketyson]

Excellent work! Super helpful!

[@gianicano5975]

Absolutely the best at explaining this. Hoping to take my exam next week. Thanks!

[@scottjgillishere]

Is the runway direction in a true north or magnetic ??

[@farideahmad6059]

thank you for your explanation!!!

[@RollinsVideoProducer]

Thanks for creating these! Super helpful breakdowns. Keep them coming!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks, will do!

[@MattJMT]

After spending sometime watching your 107 playlist. By far the best 107 content out there!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thank you!

[@IndelibleHD]

Been watching all of your videos. Some of the best I've seen. Taking my test this fall.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks IndelibleHD! Let me know how you do after you take it.

[@SolarGuy605]

Hands down, Mr. Mig, you have the best content. I have been studying for a month and a half. I paid for Kings and everything. I still find you have the best explanations!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thank you!

[@New_Blue_2]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I had a hard time understanding this when reading the Remote Pilot test prep.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Glad it’s helpful! Please subscribe if you haven’t already. I am so close to 1,000 subscribers.

[@noble6947]

such great simplistic breakdowns for beginners! Awesome job thus far!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thank you!

[@njbpaul]

Excellent teaching again Mr Migs. I took the faa knowledge test for ppl and pass with high 80's. . your teaching style is dam better than a lot of online ground schools for the ppl knowledge exam. . Thanks again for all you do

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Awesome Nevado! Excellent job!

[@klrowley427]

I would prefer your arrow at the landing point playing North not at the end of the runway. That would make it a lot more clear for people

[@klrowley427]

Pointing north

[@LewseeAhh]

this has been tricky for me and your video just made it clearer. thanks for the explanation!

[@NicholasLavender]

poggers dude!

[@noel4884]

just passed today 92%! thanks Mr. Mig you're the best!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Awesome!

[@bryanwayne7710]

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[@ShadyBlade19]

So downwind is always where there airplane would turn left?

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Not exactly. Airplanes do usually turn left when circling the runway but that is not always the case. Think of “downwind” as a section of the landing pattern. The plane will enter the downwind leg at a 45 degree angle. Then when the plane is at the end of the downwind section it will turn left. At that point the plane will be on the base leg. Then it will take another left turn and be over the runway and ready to land.

[@tonysilva3429]

First explanation that made sense to me. “Left”, once explained made all the rest come together. Thanks!

[@JonSinnen]

Thank you for the excellent breakdown of this information. I was really struggling with this until I watched your video. Great content that helped me easily pass the part 107 knowledge test.

[@neek5again]

Thanks!

[@JohnFlanaganII]

I was super confused by this on every practice test that I took. Thank you so much teaching this is such an understandable way. I totally understand it now. Thanks again!

[@Omarenilk4146]

This explanation was better than any other I’ve seen so far. Thank you so much.

[@schmev123]

Best explanation of a hard question

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks Schmev!

[@georgiawilcoxson4726]

I passed mine today. All the questions were on these videos, and the practice tests I took.

[@AttackLineConsultingLLC]

i learned more in the first 5 minutes then any other explanation i have ever heard. Thank you so much!

[@PondGuardianRacing]

would runway 36 be at 0?

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Yes

[@adrianaheldiz4577]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Andriana, I am glad my video was helpful. I have 4 other videos on the part 107 exam. If you have any other content requests let me know.

[@mediaxld]

Awesome lesson. THANKS

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thanks XLD!

[@beowolf9888]

Bro. Took a two day course and was a joke. You crushed it.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Thank you!

[@beowolf9888]

@@MrMigsClassroom passed 87%

[@paulwv33]

I have been studying for my exam for a while and watched a lot of videos. Your explanation of runway numbers and headings finally made it click for me. Thank you.

[@MrMigsClassroom]

Clay, I am glad my video helped! The runway questions seem to be among the hardest questions for my students at first. But once you understand that the runway numbers are simply compass directions, left means a left turn, and downwind is the opposite of the runway then these questions become easy. If you have any questions please ask. And if there are any specific videos you want to see let me know and I’ll make them.

[@AndyNC]

I just found your videos. Great explanations, but the sound is horrible.