A2 CofC UK Airspace and Navigation

Question 1

What class of airspace is typically found around major UK airports such as Heathrow and Gatwick?

Accepted Answer

Class A

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Class G

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Class D

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Class E

Question 2

What is the significance of a Flight Restriction Zone (FRZ) for drone operators in the UK?

Accepted Answer

It extends to 5 km from an aerodrome where drone flights are prohibited without ATC permission

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It is an area where drones can fly freely without restrictions

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It is an area designated for drone testing only

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It only applies to drones over 25 kg

Question 3

Which tool should a UK drone pilot use to check for airspace restrictions before flying?

Accepted Answer

The NATS Drone Assist app or CAA's online airspace map

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Google Maps satellite view

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The Met Office weather app

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A paper Ordnance Survey map

Question 4

What does a NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) relevant to drone operations typically communicate?

Accepted Answer

Temporary changes to airspace or warnings about specific aviation hazards

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Weather forecasts for the next 24 hours

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Permanent changes to the Air Navigation Order

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Insurance requirements for commercial operators

Question 5

In UK Class G (uncontrolled) airspace, what is the maximum height a drone may be flown in the Open category?

Accepted Answer

120 metres AGL

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50 metres AGL

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150 metres AGL

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Unlimited, as it is uncontrolled

Question 6

What is a Temporary Danger Area (TDA) and how does it affect drone pilots?

Accepted Answer

A temporarily established area where activities dangerous to aircraft are occurring, requiring drone pilots to avoid or obtain clearance

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A permanent no-fly zone around military bases

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An area where drones have priority over manned aircraft

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A zone where only commercial drones may operate