A team of data engineers initiated a project seven years ago, creating two tables with specific SQL statements. The `flights` table was created using DELTA, and the `airports` table was created using PARQUET, stored at a static DBFS location. A junior data engineer accidentally drops both tables. Given that the `UNDROP` command cannot be used, what happens to the data in these tables?

Real Exam

Both tables' data can be retrieved using the Time Travel feature of Delta tables.

8.5%

Tables cannot be dropped without deleting all records.

5.3%

Data in the flights table can be recovered using Time Travel, but the airports table's data cannot.

19.0%

Data in the airports table remains accessible at its DBFS location, and the flights table's data can be recovered via Time Travel.

23.3%

Data in the flights table is lost, but the airports table's data can still be accessed at its DBFS location.

43.9%

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