Quiz UK Drone Registration and Operator ID Mixed

UK Drone Registration and Operator ID Quiz

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Generated Jan 01, 2026
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Question 1
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Which drones require registration with the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)?

Explanation: In the UK, drones weighing 250g or more or equipped with a camera must be registered with the CAA. This helps ensure accountability and safety in airspace use.

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

Question 2
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Who is responsible for obtaining an Operator ID for a drone?

Explanation: The owner of the drone is responsible for obtaining an Operator ID from the CAA. This ID must be displayed on the drone when flown.

Reference: Reg cap-3105-review-of-uk-uas-regulation-consultation-reply-document Art 0

Question 3
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How long is a UK Operator ID valid before it needs renewal?

Explanation: The UK Operator ID is valid for 12 months and must be renewed annually to remain valid for drone operations.

Reference: Reg cap-3106-ukads-crd Art 0

Question 4
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Where must the Operator ID be displayed on the drone?

Explanation: The Operator ID must be displayed on the exterior of the drone, easily visible without using tools. This ensures compliance with identification regulations.

Reference: Reg cap-3106a-ukads-dma Art 0

Question 5
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What is the minimum age requirement to register as a drone operator in the UK?

Explanation: In the UK, the minimum age to register as a drone operator is 16 years old, ensuring maturity and responsibility in handling drone operations.

Reference: Reg cap-3170-consultation-proposed-amendments-to-uk-amc-and-gm Art 0

Question 6
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What happens if a drone operator fails to register their drone?

Explanation: Failure to register a drone with the CAA can result in fines and legal penalties, as it is mandatory for accountability and safety.

Reference: Reg cap1827_sandbox_brief_v2 Art 0

Question 7
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What is the purpose of the UK Drone Registration and Operator ID system?

Explanation: The registration system ensures drones are operated responsibly, comply with airspace regulations, and promotes accountability among operators.

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

Question 8
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Is a Remote Pilot ID required in addition to an Operator ID for flying drones in the UK?

Explanation: In the UK, only an Operator ID is required for drone registration. A Remote Pilot ID is not mandatory.

Reference: Reg cap3098-cyber_extension_final Art 0

Question 9
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What is the main difference between an Operator ID and a Flyer ID in the UK?

Explanation: The Operator ID identifies the owner of the drone, while the Flyer ID certifies the pilot's competency to operate the drone.

Reference: Reg cap3145-uas-operations-at-test-sites-policy-concept Art 0

Question 10
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What is required to obtain a Flyer ID in the UK?

Explanation: To obtain a Flyer ID, individuals must pass an online theory test to demonstrate their knowledge of safe and legal drone operation.

Reference: Reg cap3158 Art 0

Question 11
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What is the penalty for flying a drone without displaying the Operator ID?

Explanation: Flying a drone without displaying the Operator ID can result in fines or legal action as it breaches the CAA's regulations.

Reference: Reg cap3171-proposed-amendments-to-uk-acceptable-means-of-compliance-and-guidance-material-for-uk-regulation-eu-2019-945-and-2019-947 Art 0

Question 12
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What is the purpose of the Drone and Model Aircraft Registration System (DMARES) in the UK?

Explanation: DMARES registers drone operators and pilots, ensuring safe and legal operation in the UK. It promotes accountability and compliance with airspace regulations.

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

Question 13
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What document provides detailed guidance on UK drone operations in the 'specific' category?

Explanation: CAP 722L provides detailed guidance for UAS operators in the 'specific' category, including modification policies and operational requirements.

Reference: Reg cap722l Art 0

Question 14
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What should drone operators do if they modify their drone in the 'specific' category?

Explanation: Drone operators in the 'specific' category must notify the CAA within 30 days of any modifications to ensure compliance with CAP 722L.

Reference: Reg srg1070-issue1 Art 0

Question 15
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What information must be included in the Operations Manual for specific category drone operations?

Explanation: The Operations Manual for specific category drone operations must include the Operator ID and detailed operational procedures to ensure compliance and safety.

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

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