Canada Drone Pilot Advanced Exam Preparation: Site surveys, maintenance and incidents
Questionário temático sem limite de tempo: 18 perguntas sobre Site surveys, maintenance and incidents, com uma explicação depois de cada resposta. As perguntas e respostas são baralhadas de cada vez.
Questionário temático 5: Site surveys, maintenance and incidents
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Resposta: A. 12 hours
Section 901.19 says no crew member may act within 12 hours after drinking alcohol, or while under its influence.
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Resposta: B. Do not act as crew if fatigued or likely to be
Section 901.19 bans acting as a crew member while suffering from fatigue, or likely to suffer from it.
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Resposta: B. Obstacles such as wires, masts and cell towers
Section 901.27 lists eight items, including the location and height of obstacles such as wires, masts, buildings, cell towers and wind turbines.
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Resposta: D. Horizontal distance to people not involved in the operation
For these operations, the survey must check the horizontal distance between the operating area and uninvolved people.
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Resposta: B. The site survey, declarations and crew qualifications
Section 901.24 lists the site survey results, any declarations made for the drone model, and the qualifications of all crew members.
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Resposta: B. According to the manufacturer's instructions
Section 901.29 says the system must be maintained, and mandatory actions completed, as the manufacturer instructs.
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Resposta: C. The owner of the drone system
Section 901.48 puts the record-keeping duty on the owner of the remotely piloted aircraft system.
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Resposta: A. 12 months after the day they are created
Flight records are kept 12 months. Maintenance records are kept 24 months.
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Resposta: A. 24 months after the day they are created
Section 901.48 says maintenance records are kept for 24 months after the day they are created.
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Resposta: D. May 10, 2028
Maintenance records are kept 24 months, so May 10, 2026 plus 24 months is May 10, 2028. May 10, 2027 would be the 12-month flight record rule.
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Resposta: B. The maintenance records
Section 901.48(3) says the owner must transfer all maintenance records to the new owner. Flight records are not included.
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Resposta: A. Who did the work and the dates it was done
Section 901.48 lists the names of the people who did the work, the dates it was done, and details for any modification.
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Resposta: B. Stop operations until the cause is analysed and fixed
A fly-away is listed in 901.49. Operations stop until the cause is analysed and corrective action is taken.
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Resposta: C. The drone leaves its planned horizontal boundaries
Leaving the horizontal boundaries or altitude limits of the operation is one of the listed events.
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Resposta: A. 12 months after the day it is created
Section 901.49(2) says the analysis record is kept for 12 months and given to the Minister on request.
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Resposta: B. Stop operations, find the cause and correct it
Unexpected airframe damage that affects performance or flight characteristics is a 901.49 event, so operations stop until the cause is analysed and fixed.
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Resposta: C. Call 9-1-1
Transport Canada says to call 9-1-1 first in an emergency. Unsafe drone use can then be reported with its online drone incident form.
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Resposta: C. Give way at once and keep the drone clear
Section 901.17 says drones give way to manned aircraft at all times. The pilot must act right away to keep the drone out of the helicopter's path.
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