Quiz Flying Near Airports and Airspace Mixed

Flying Near Airports and Airspace Quiz

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Generated Jan 01, 2026
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Question 1
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What is the minimum distance a drone must maintain from an airport in the 'open' category of operations?

Explanation: In the 'open' category of operations, drones must maintain a minimum distance of 500 meters horizontally from the outer boundary of an airport to ensure safety and avoid interference with manned aircraft operations.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 4

Question 2
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Which type of airspace requires prior authorization from the relevant aviation authority for drone operations?

Explanation: Controlled airspace requires prior authorization for drone operations to ensure the safety of manned aircraft and other airspace users.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 5

Question 3
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What does a pilot need to verify before flying near an airport?

Explanation: Pilots must ensure they check weather conditions and airspace restrictions to avoid violating regulations and ensure safe operations near airports.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 4
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Under which category can you fly a drone in the vicinity of an airport without specific authorization?

Explanation: Drone operations near airports require specific authorization regardless of the category to ensure safety and compliance with airspace rules.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 5
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What must a drone operator ensure before entering restricted airspace?

Explanation: Restricted airspace requires explicit authorization from the relevant airspace authority to operate a drone, ensuring no interference with sensitive or protected areas.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 5

Question 6
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What is the maximum flight altitude allowed for drones in the 'open' category?

Explanation: Drones operating in the 'open' category are restricted to a maximum altitude of 120 meters above ground level unless authorized otherwise.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 4

Question 7
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What does 'controlled airspace' typically include?

Explanation: Controlled airspace includes areas around airports and major flight routes to ensure the safety of manned aircraft operations.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 5

Question 8
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What is the primary reason for limiting drone operations near airports?

Explanation: Drone operations near airports are limited to prevent collisions with manned aircraft, ensuring safety in critical airspace areas.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 9
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Which document provides detailed operational requirements for drones in specific airspace categories?

Explanation: CAP 722 Operations Manual is a comprehensive document outlining operational requirements for drones in various airspace categories.

Reference: Reg cap-2606-pdra01-operations-manual-template-vs-3_1 Art. 0

Question 10
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What is required for drone operations in prohibited airspace?

Explanation: Prohibited airspace requires explicit authorization from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to ensure compliance and safety.

Reference: Reg cap-2606-pdra01-operations-manual-template-vs-3_1 Art. 0

Question 11
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How can drone operators identify restricted or controlled airspace?

Explanation: Aviation maps and airspace charts provide accurate information about restricted and controlled airspace for drone operators.

Reference: Reg cap-2606-pdra01-operations-manual-template-vs-3_1 Art. 0

Question 12
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What is the purpose of electronic conspicuity devices for drones?

Explanation: Electronic conspicuity devices enhance visibility and identification, ensuring safe integration of drones into airspace.

Reference: Reg supplementary-amendment-cap-1391-version-2 Art. 0

Question 13
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What must operators in the 'specific' category comply with before flying near airports?

Explanation: Operators in the 'specific' category must submit a self-assessment checklist to the CAA to comply with operational requirements.

Reference: Reg srg1070-issue1 Art. 0

Question 14
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What technology helps drones broadcast identification and location information?

Explanation: Remote ID allows drones to broadcast identification and location information, acting as a digital license plate for airspace management.

Reference: Reg cap3172-05-drone-educational-safety-article-remote-id-in-the-uk-v2 Art. 0

Question 15
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What does BVLOS stand for in drone operations?

Explanation: BVLOS stands for Beyond Visual Line of Sight, referring to drone operations conducted beyond the direct line of sight of the pilot.

Reference: Reg cap2557-bvlos-factsheet-v2 Art. 0

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