Quiz Flying Near Airports (Controlled Airspace) Mixed

Flying Near Airports (Controlled Airspace) Quiz

10 questions
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Mixed level
Generated Jan 02, 2026
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Question 1
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What is the first step a drone pilot must take before flying in controlled airspace near an airport?

Explanation: Controlled airspace requires prior authorization from ATC before flying a drone to ensure safety and coordination with manned aircraft operations. This is mandatory under EASA regulations (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 2
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What is the maximum altitude generally allowed for drone operations in European controlled airspace without special authorization?

Explanation: The maximum altitude for drone operations in controlled airspace is typically limited to 120 meters AGL unless special authorization is granted (Reg 2019/947 Art. 4).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 4

Question 3
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What additional equipment is required for drones operating in controlled airspace?

Explanation: Controlled airspace often requires drones to have electronic conspicuity devices for tracking and coordination with ATC (Reg 2019/947 Art. 5).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 5

Question 4
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Which category of drones is permitted to operate near airports without ATC authorization?

Explanation: Flying near airports in controlled airspace always requires ATC authorization regardless of the category of the drone (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 5
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What does 'controlled airspace' mean in the context of drone operations?

Explanation: Controlled airspace is defined as airspace where ATC services are provided to ensure safe integration of all aircraft, including drones (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 6
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What is the penalty for unauthorized drone operations in controlled airspace near an airport?

Explanation: Unauthorized drone operations in controlled airspace are subject to penalties including fines and certificate revocation as per EASA regulations (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 7
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What type of drone operation is prohibited in controlled airspace without authorization?

Explanation: BVLOS operations in controlled airspace require explicit authorization from ATC to ensure safety and coordination (Reg 2019/947 Art. 5).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 5

Question 8
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Who is responsible for ensuring drone operations comply with controlled airspace regulations?

Explanation: The drone operator or remote pilot is responsible for adhering to all regulations related to flying in controlled airspace (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 9
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How can a drone pilot request authorization to fly in controlled airspace?

Explanation: Authorization for controlled airspace operations is typically requested via online portals or tools provided by the national aviation authority (Reg 2019/947 Art. 6).

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

Question 10
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Which document governs drone operations in controlled airspace within Europe?

Explanation: Drone operations in controlled airspace within Europe are regulated under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947.

Reference: Reg 2019/947 Art. 6

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