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Are you eligible to fly a Remotely-Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) ?

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Quiz on Are you eligible to fly a Remotely-Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) ?, created by Bilal Hussain on 27/01/2015.
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Question 1

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What class of airspace can RPAS above 7kgs fly in?
Answer
  • Class A
  • Class G
  • Class C
  • Class D

Question 2

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Do you need a permit or license to fly a RPAS in the UK?
Answer
  • No you don't, unless you want to do aerial work, in which case you need a qualification.
  • You do, but only if it's above 20kg or for commercial use.

Question 3

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What is the maximum permitted height to fly a RPAS in the UK?
Answer
  • 400 feet
  • 500 feet
  • 600 feet
  • 300 feet

Question 4

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What can you drop from a RPAS?
Answer
  • Nothing, because it endangers people and property.
  • Anything, as long as it doesn't endanger any person or property.
  • Only objects up to 1kg.
  • Only objects up to 500g.

Question 5

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Below what weight can you fly an RPAS in controlled airspace?
Answer
  • 7kg
  • 10kg
  • 15kg
  • 20kg

Question 6

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Do you need permission to fly an RPAS for the purposes of aerial work (anything that makes a profit while flying an RPAS)?
Answer
  • Yes, granted by NATS
  • Yes, granted by CAA
  • No, the RPAS retailer applies for blanket permission for each drone they sell.

Question 7

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What is the definition of a small unmanned surveillance aircraft?
Answer
  • A RPAS weighing 20kgs or less.
  • A RPAS weighing 7kgs or less.
  • Any RPAS with a camera.
  • A RPAS with a camera explicitly used for the purpose of surveillance.

Question 8

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How close are you allowed to fly a small unmanned surveillance aircraft to a congested area?
Answer
  • 150 metres
  • 160 metres
  • 180 metres
  • 200 metres

Question 9

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How close are you allowed to fly a small unmanned surveillance aircraft to an organised assembly of more than a thousand people?
Answer
  • 150 metres
  • 160 metres
  • 180 metres
  • 200 metres

Question 10

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How close are you allowed to fly a small unmanned surveillance aircraft to any vessel, vehicle or structure not under the control of the person flying the aircraft?
Answer
  • 50 metres
  • 150 metres
  • 180 metres
  • 200 metres

Question 11

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How close are you allowed to fly a small unmanned surveillance aircraft to any person? (two or more correct options)
Answer
  • If aircraft is landing or taking off, then 30 metres.
  • If aircraft is in general flight, then 50 metres.
  • If aircraft is landing or taking off, then 40 metres
  • If aircraft is landing or taking off, then 60 metres

Question 12

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What is the visual line of sight that you should keep an RPAS at?
Answer
  • 500 metres horizontally, 400 feet vertically from the pilot.
  • 400 metres horizontally, 300 feet vertically from the pilot.
  • 600 metres horizontally, 500 feet vertically from the pilot.
  • 700 metres horizontally, 600 feet vertically from the pilot.

Question 13

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Who has the responsibility for ensuring that the RPAS flight can be conducted safely?
Answer
  • The Drone Pilot
  • Air Traffic Controllers
  • CAA

Question 14

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Who is responsible for avoiding manned aircraft?
Answer
  • The RPAS Pilot
  • Air Traffic Controllers
  • Pilot of the manned aircraft
  • Nobody, your RPAS is too small to worry about.

Question 15

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Who do you need to contact in order fly in controlled airspace (i.e. in class A,C,D or E)?
Answer
  • The air traffic control unit or aerodrome responsible.
  • CAA
  • NATS
  • Nobody, unless you are flying for commercial purposes.

Question 16

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Where can you find controllers responsible for controlled airspace?
Answer
  • Aeronautical information service.
  • The Army.
  • The Yellow pages

Question 17

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What qualification do you need to fly an RPAS for commercial purposes ?
Answer
  • None
  • BNUC-S or RPQ-S
  • PPL-A, but for multi rotors, preferably PPL-H
  • Commercial pilot license (RPAS)
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