Division III General operating and flight rules 901 17 Right of way When two aircraft are converging at approximately the same altitude the aircraft ?
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Division III General operating and flight rules 901 18 Avoidance of collision Pilots are responsible for taking action as necessary to avoid a collision ?
Division III General operating and flight rules 901 19 No person shall act as a crew member of a remotely piloted aircraft system if the person ?
Division iii general operating and flight rules 901 25 maximum altitude in uncontrolled airspace maximum altitude 4 feet agl (above ground level), 4 feet asl (above sea level), 8 feet agl (above ground level), 8 feet asl (above sea level). Maximum altitude 901.25 (1) subject to subsection (2), no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft at an altitude greater than (a) 400 feet (122 m) agl or (b) 100 feet (30 m) above any building or structure, if aircraft being operated at a distance of less than 200 feet (61 m), measured horizontally, from building or structure. (2) a pilot may operate a remotely piloted aircraft at an altitude greater than those set out in subsection (1) if operation conducted in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas. 
Division iii general operating and flight rules 901 25 maximum altitude unless if operation conducted in accordance with a 'special flight operations certificate rpa no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft above ground level agl at an altitude greater than 4 feet ( 22 m), feet (3m), 2 feet (6m), 8 feet (244 m). Maximum altitude 901.25 (1) subject to subsection (2), no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft at an altitude greater than (a) 400 feet (122 m) agl or (b) 100 feet (30 m) above any building or structure, if aircraft being operated at a distance of less than 200 feet (61 m), measured horizontally, from building or structure. (2) a pilot may operate a remotely piloted aircraft at an altitude greater than those set out in subsection (1) if operation conducted in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas. 
Division iii general operating and flight rules 901 48 records every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall preserve a record about aircraft during 24 months, 3 months,8 months, the life of aircraft. Records 901.48 (1) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall keep following records (a) a record containing names of pilots other crew members who are involved in each flight and, in respect of system, time of each flight or series of flights (b) a record containing particulars of any mandatory action any other maintenance action, modification or repair performed on system, including (i) names of persons who performed them, (ii) dates they were undertaken, (iii) in case of a modification, manufacturer, model a description of part or equipment installed to modify system, (iv) if applicable, any instructions provided to complete work. (2) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall ensure that records referred to in subsection (1) are made available to minister on request are retained a period of (a) in case of records referred to in paragraph (1)(a), 12 months after day on which they are created (b) in case of records referred to in paragraph (1)(b), 24 months after day on which they are created. (3) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system who transfers ownership of system to another person shall, at time of transfer, also deliver to that person all of records referred to in paragraph (1)(b). 
Division iii general operating and flight rules 901 48 records every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall preserve a record containing names of pilots and other crew members who are involved in each flight and in respect of system time of each flight or series of flights during 2 months, 36 months, 3 months,5 months. Records 901.48 (1) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall keep following records (a) a record containing names of pilots other crew members who are involved in each flight and, in respect of system, time of each flight or series of flights (b) a record containing particulars of any mandatory action any other maintenance action, modification or repair performed on system, including (i) names of persons who performed them, (ii) dates they were undertaken, (iii) in case of a modification, manufacturer, model a description of part or equipment installed to modify system, (iv) if applicable, any instructions provided to complete work. (2) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall ensure that records referred to in subsection (1) are made available to minister on request are retained a period of (a) in case of records referred to in paragraph (1)(a), 12 months after day on which they are created (b) in case of records referred to in paragraph (1)(b), 24 months after day on which they are created. (3) every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system who transfers ownership of system to another person shall, at time of transfer, also deliver to that person all of records referred to in paragraph (1)(b). Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 8
Division iii general operating and flight rules it forbidden to fly your drone without having immediately available to crew members at their duty station Remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual, canadian aviation regulations, the weather manual published navcanada, closest airport's notam. 901.30 availability of remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual no pilot shall conduct take off or launch of a remotely piloted aircraft which manufacturer has provided a remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual unless manual immediately available to crew members at their duty stations. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 9
Division iii general operating and flight rules for night flight you must possess A basic or advanced pilot certificate the drone must be equipped with position lights, an advanced pilot certificate a pair of night vision goggles, a basic pilot certificate a backlit remote control, an advanced pilot certificate a flash light. 901.39 night flight requirements 1) no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system during night unless remotely piloted aircraft equipped with position lights sufficient to allow aircraft to be visible to pilot any visual observer, whether with or without night vision goggles, those lights are turned on. 2) no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system using night vision goggles unless goggles are capable of, or person has another means of, detecting all light within visual spectrum. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 10
Division iii general operating and flight rules a visual observer who does not have a reliable communication system with pilot can only exercise his duties when aircraft flying Inside or underground, in class g airspace, in class f airspace, at daytime. The canadian aviation regulations do not apply in respect of remotely piloted aircraft that are operated indoors or underground. 901.20 visual observers (1) no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system if visual observers are used to assist pilot in provision of detect avoid functions unless reliable timely communication maintained between pilot each visual observer during operation. (2) a visual observer shall communicate information to pilot in a timely manner, during operation, whenever visual observer detects conflicting air traffic, hazards to aviation safety or hazards to persons on surface. (3) no visual observer shall perform visual observer duties more than one remotely piloted aircraft at a time unless aircraft are operated in accordance with subsection 901.40(1) or in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas issued under section 903.03. (4) no visual observer shall perform visual observer duties while operating a moving vehicle, vessel or aircraft. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 11
Division iii general operating and flight rules can a pilot uses his rpas from a moving vehicle she/he operating No, yes, but only during daytime, yes, without restriction, no, unless its a vessel. Canadian aviation regulations (cars) part ix prohibition operation of moving vehicles, vessels manned aircraft 901.37 no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft while operating a moving vehicle, vessel or manned aircraft. so you can use a drone from a moving vehicle provided that someone drives vehicle you. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 12
Division iv basic operations no person shall fly a small remotely piloted aircraft in canada unless A valid drone pilot certificate only fly drones that are marked registered, it registered, to be at least8 years of age, a valid drone pilot certificate. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 13
Division iv basic operations in canada minimum age to operate a remotely piloted aircraft system basic operations 4 years,6 years,8 years,2 years. Basic operations = at least 14 years of age. advanced operations = at least 16 years of age. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 14
Division iv basic operations to conduct basic operations you must pass The small basic exam, the small basic exam an in person flight review, an in person flight review, a periodic theoretical small basic exam. To conduct basic operations, you must pass small basic exam. this the only knowledge requirement basic operations. to conduct advanced operations, you must pass small advanced exam an in person flight review. flight reviews are conducted flight reviewers affiliated with drone flight schools. Question Section 1: Air law 43 Answer 15
Division v advanced operations 901 72 compliance with air traffic control instructions an air traffic control 'instruction' Requires compliance when received, is in effect 'advice' provided atc does not require acknowledgement the pilot concerned, is same as an atc 'clearance' when issued a flight service section, must be 'read back' in full to controller confirmed before becoming effective.
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