Question 1-1 : The pilot keeps his device in sight at all times without visual aid for example binoculars or video feed without flying into clouds or fog or behind trees buildings or other even partial obstructions this definition refers to ? [ Training pilot ]

Question 1-2 : 101 interpretation definitions the abbreviation srpa stands for ?

A small remotely piloted aircraft between 250 g to 25 kg operated with in visual line of sight vlos .

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Question 1-3 : 101 interpretation definitions night in canada is defined as that period of time between ?

The end of evening civil twilight and the beginning of morning civil twilight.

Question 1-4 : 101 interpretation definitions day in canada is defined as that period of time between ?

The beginning of morning civil twilight and the end of evening civil twilight.

Question 1-5 : 101 interpretation definitions vfr means ?

Visual flight rules.

Question 1-6 : 101 interpretation definitions a person which uses a remotely piloted aircraft rpa for commercial purpose is designed by the term ?

Operator.

Question 1-7 : 102 applicationfor indoor or underground operations of a small rpas in line of sight ?

The regulations do not apply.

The canadian aviation regulations do not apply in respect of remotely piloted aircraft that are operated indoors or underground

Question 1-8 : 103 istration and compliancethe owner or operator of an aircraft ?

Shall make the aircraft available for inspection with all relevant documents.

10302 inspection of aircraft requests for production of documents and prohibitions 1 the owner or operator of an aircraft shall on reasonable notice given by the minister make the aircraft available for inspection in accordance with the notice 2 every person who a is the holder of a canadian aviation document b is the owner operator or pilot in command of an aircraft in respect of which a canadian aviation document technical record or other document is kept or c has in possession a canadian aviation document technical record or other document relating to an aircraft or a commercial air service shall produce the canadian aviation document technical record or other document for inspection in accordance with the terms of a demand made by a peace officer an immigration officer or the minister 3 no person shall a lend a canadian aviation document to any person who is not entitled to it by these regulations or allow any such person to use a canadian aviation document or b mutilate alter or render illegible a canadian aviation document 4 for the purposes of this section other document includes all writings papers and other records made held or maintained by the owner operator or pilot in command of an aircraft for the purpose of recording any action activity performance or use of the aircraft or any activity of the owner operator or crew members in respect of that aircraft whether or not the documents are required by law to be made held or maintained

Question 1-9 : 103 istration and compliancewho may demand to inspect aviation documents ?

A peace officer an immigration officer or the minister.

10302 inspection of aircraft requests for production of documents and prohibitions 1 the owner or operator of an aircraft shall on reasonable notice given by the minister make the aircraft available for inspection in accordance with the notice 2 every person who a is the holder of a canadian aviation document b is the owner operator or pilot in command of an aircraft in respect of which a canadian aviation document technical record or other document is kept or c has in possession a canadian aviation document technical record or other document relating to an aircraft or a commercial air service shall produce the canadian aviation document technical record or other document for inspection in accordance with the terms of a demand made by a peace officer an immigration officer or the minister 3 no person shall a lend a canadian aviation document to any person who is not entitled to it by these regulations or allow any such person to use a canadian aviation document or b mutilate alter or render illegible a canadian aviation document 4 for the purposes of this section other document includes all writings papers and other records made held or maintained by the owner operator or pilot in command of an aircraft for the purpose of recording any action activity performance or use of the aircraft or any activity of the owner operator or crew members in respect of that aircraft whether or not the documents are required by law to be made held or maintained

Question 1-10 : 301 aerodromes 30108 prohibitions no person shall walk drive or park any vehicle on any part of an airport used for the movement of aircraft except in accordance with permission given by the appropriate atc unit or in the absence of any such unit by ?

The operator of the airport.

Operations at aerodromes are subject to the approval of the aerodrome operator and the appropriate air traffic control unit

Question 1-11 : 601 airspace 60114 interpretation an area on the surface of the earth on which standing timber grass or any other vegetation or buildings are burning is ?

A forest fire area.

Question 1-12 : 601 airspace airspace structure classification and use a 'controlled airspace' means an airspace of defined dimensions within which ?

An air traffic control atc service is provided.

Question 1-13 : 601 airspace airspace structure classification and use designated airspace of defined dimensions surrounding an operating control tower at an airport is known as a n ?

Control zone.

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Question 1-14 : 606 miscellaneousexplosives or weapons shall not be carried on board any rpas ?

Unless authorized.

Munitions of war 60601no person shall carry weapons ammunition or other equipment designed for use in war on board an aircraft unless the aircraft is a canadian aircraft or the minister has authorized the carriage of such equipmentpayloads 90143 1 subject to subsection 2 no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system if the aircraft is transporting a payload that a includes explosive corrosive flammable or bio hazardous material b includes weapons ammunition or other equipment designed for use in war c could create a hazard to aviation safety or cause injury to persons or d is attached to the aircraft by means of a line unless such an operation is conducted in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions 2 a pilot may operate a remotely piloted aircraft system when the aircraft is transporting a payload referred to in subsection 1 if the operation is conducted in accordance with a special flight operations certificate rpas

Question 1-15 : Specify the minimum flight altitude for a remotely piloted aircraft with the exception of take off launch approach landing or recovery ?

An altitude to end the flight in case of breakdown or other emergency without constituting a danger to people on the surface.