Question 5-1 : Division iii general operating and flight rules 90148 records every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall preserve a record about the aircraft during ? [ Learning piloting ]

Question 5-2 : Division iii general operating and flight rules 90148 records every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall preserve a record containing the names of the pilots and other crew members who are involved in each flight and in respect of the system the time of each flight or series of flights ?

12 months.

90148 records 1 every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall keep the following records a a record containing the names of the pilots and other crew members who are involved in each flight and in respect of the system the time of each flight or series of flights and b a record containing the particulars of any mandatory action and any other maintenance action modification or repair performed on the system including i the names of the persons who performed them ii the dates they were undertaken iii in the case of a modification the manufacturer model and a description of the part or equipment installed to modify the system and iv if applicable any instructions provided to complete the work 2 every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system shall ensure that the records referred to in subsection 1 are made available to the minister on request and are retained for a period of a in the case of the records referred to in paragraph 1 a 12 months after the day on which they are created and b in the case of the records referred to in paragraph 1 b 24 months after the day on which they are created 3 every owner of a remotely piloted aircraft system who transfers ownership of the system to another person shall at the time of transfer also deliver to that person all of the records referred to in paragraph 1 b

Question 5-3 : Division iii general operating and flight rulesit is forbidden to fly your drone without having immediately available to crew members at their duty station the ?

Remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual.

90130 availability of remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual no pilot shall conduct the take off or launch of a remotely piloted aircraft for which the manufacturer has provided a remotely piloted aircraft system operating manual unless the manual is immediately available to crew members at their duty stations

Question 5-4 : Division iii general operating and flight rulesfor night flight you must possess ?

A basic or advanced pilot certificate and the drone must be equipped with position lights.

90139 night flight requirements 1 no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system during the night unless the remotely piloted aircraft is equipped with position lights sufficient to allow the aircraft to be visible to the pilot and any visual observer whether with or without night vision goggles and those lights are turned on2 no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system using night vision goggles unless the goggles are capable of or the person has another means of detecting all light within the visual spectrum

Question 5-5 : Division iii general operating and flight rulesa visual observer who does not have a reliable communication system with the pilot can only exercise his duties when the aircraft is flying ?

Inside or underground.

The canadian aviation regulations do not apply in respect of remotely piloted aircraft that are operated indoors or underground 90120 visual observers 1 no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system if visual observers are used to assist the pilot in the provision of detect and avoid functions unless reliable and timely communication is maintained between the pilot and each visual observer during the operation 2 a visual observer shall communicate information to the pilot in a timely manner during the operation whenever the visual observer detects conflicting air traffic hazards to aviation safety or hazards to persons on the surface 3 no visual observer shall perform visual observer duties for more than one remotely piloted aircraft at a time unless the aircraft are operated in accordance with subsection 90140 1 or in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas issued under section 90303 4 no visual observer shall perform visual observer duties while operating a moving vehicle vessel or aircraft

Question 5-6 : Division iii general operating and flight rulescan a pilot uses his rpas from a moving vehicle shehe is operating ?

No.

Canadian aviation regulations cars part ix prohibition 90137 operation of moving vehicles vessels and manned aircraft 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 the vehicle for you

Question 5-7 : Division iv basic operationsno person shall fly a small remotely piloted aircraft in canada unless ?

A valid drone pilot certificate and only fly drones that are marked and registered.

Question 5-8 : Division iv basic operationsin canada the minimum age to operate a remotely piloted aircraft system for basic operations is ?

14 years.

The minimum age is at least 14 years for basic operationsthe minimum age is at least 16 years for advanced operations

Question 5-9 : Division iv basic operationsto conduct basic operations you must pass ?

The small basic exam.

To conduct basic operations you must pass the small basic exam this is the only knowledge requirement for basic operationsto conduct advanced operations you must pass the small advanced exam and an in person flight review flight reviews are conducted by flight reviewers affiliated with drone flight schools

Question 5-10 : According to the migratory birds it is prohibited in a vehicle ?

Regulations to hunt.

Migratory birds regulations 66

Question 5-11 : Maximum altitude 90125 when greater than 200 feet laterally from a building or structure no person shall operate a drone in any operations at an altitude greater than ?

400 feet above ground level.

90125 maximum altitude 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 the aircraft is being operated at a distance of less than 200 feet 61 m measured horizontally from the building or structure 2 a pilot may operate a remotely piloted aircraft at an altitude greater than those set out in subsection 1 if the operation is conducted in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas

Question 5-12 : Specify the time limit for the owner of an aircraft to comply with the minister's request to advise the minister of the aircraft's service status and the location of the aircraft ?

7 days.

20246 location of an aircraft 1 the minister may request that the owner of an aircraft inform the minister in writing of the location of the aircraft and whether or not the aircraft is serviceable 2 where the minister makes a request pursuant to subsection 1 the owner shall comply with the request by not later than seven days after receiving it 3 where pursuant to subsection 1 the owner of an aircraft informs the minister that the aircraft is not serviceable the owner shall inform the minister a in the case of an aircraft that will be returned to service of the place at which and the estimated date on which it will be returned to service and b in the case of an aircraft that is permanently withdrawn from service of whether or not the aircraft has been or will be disposed of and the manner of disposal

Question 5-13 : Transportation safety board of canada tsb the sole objective of the investigation of an accident or incident shall be the ?

Prevention of accidents or incidents.

The purpose of an aviation safety investigation into an aircraft accident or incident is to prevent a recurrence it is not to determine or apportion blame or liabilitythe tsb established under the canadian transportation accident investigation and safety board act ctaisb act is responsible for investigating all aviation occurrences in canada involving civil aircraft registered both in canada and abroada team of investigators is on 24 hr standbythe following text is mainly taken from the recently updated transportation safety board of canada regulationsthe complete text of both the ctaisb act as well as the updated regulations can be found on the department of justice web site

Question 5-14 : Transportation safety board of canada tsb when a person is killed or sustains a serious injury as a result of rpas the pilot or operator of that aircraft shall ensure that it is reported to the tsb ?

As soon as possible thereafter using the quickest means of communication.

Question 5-15 : A drone is approaching head on or approximately so of your drone and there is danger of collision you ?