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    Flying over busy street - Canada

    I'm not saying do it, I'm saying it isn't against the regulations to do so (as stated earlier in the thread). All flights need to be properly planned and assessed for risk. There's always a risk of something bad happening - goes for drones or other parts of life. Personally, busy city streets...
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    Flying over busy street - Canada

    I sent an email to a contact there. I will post when I get it.
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    Flying over busy street - Canada

    Take it with a grain of salt, but this link says people in cars DO NOT count as by-standers. Reference: TC RPAS Task Force. --- The 100′ horizontal distance from people mentioned in CAR 901.26 means freestanding bodies. “People” does not refer to those in cars or buildings. Asking people to...
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    DJI Meets Transport Canada Requirements for Flights Near People

    Wonder if they will ever be approved for the third one.... Very few seem to meet that requirement. Fingers crossed.
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    nav canada approval

    Did the online form today. Got approval in 10 MINUTES...... I'm quite impressed with that.
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    Fly legally without a Transport Canada pilot certificate and drone registration...

    True, but then the MAAC safety documents tell you to follow the rules/regulations of the area you are flying if not at a MAAC field. It's a never ending grey circle!!! In typical TC fashion, they've made things confusing! haha. I'm a MAAC member but required the advanced license. So I didn't...
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    Fly legally without a Transport Canada pilot certificate and drone registration...

    I believe that exemption is only for flight at MAAC sanctioned fields. Really limits your photo/video opportunities as most fields MAAC fields are pretty.... blah. If you just like flying in circles, sure.
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    NavCanada just modifies the PART IX for Controlled Airspace

    Picking up a VNC/VTA chart for your region is going to be much more accurate than any app. At least until the app's start taking into account the vertical profiles of airspace. I'd argue that it is also the only legal way to determine where you are in relation to controlled airspace. Don raises...
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    nav canada approval

    Try their new online portal for submitting requests. Google Nav Canada RPAS.
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    Canada Advanced Drone FLIGHT REVIEW

    I did mine last week. Flying portion didn’t really involve much flying.... Lots of time talking throughout the review about more knowledge area. Side note. I’m an airline pilot and was surprised at some I’d really questions they were asking.
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