I'm waiting for the thread of answers lol it will happen one day soon... Wing tip icing.. Smh.. Don't fly. Drones in bad weather...
or we can have a gathering and just do it together as a group lol
I'm waiting for the thread of answers lol it will happen one day soon... Wing tip icing.. Smh.. Don't fly. Drones in bad weather...
Yeah, pay $5 for the course, but need to contact a flight school for training, who knows what they will charge.. BS
I have had icing issues a couple of times. It got a bit exciting for a bit. It is a good thing to keep in mind if you fly where it can happenor we can have a gathering and just do it together as a group lol
The school part is expected to be 800.
The small print says your expected to maintain that training which means more money also every two years
So $15 total? Was that the basic test?I just registered my drone for five dollars. Then paid the $10 and got my certificate pilot license. I passed. It’s a joke you don’t need the school just Google everything
Yes I totally agree when I use the UAV Forecast app where I live I can fly. But when I use the Ministry of transportation’s mapping, I am not able to fly. I am totally confused?They need to issue better maps for flight areas!
Yes I totally agree when I use the UAV Forecast app where I live I can fly. But when I use the Ministry of transportation’s mapping, I am not able to fly. I am totally confused?
I just registered my drone for five dollars. Then paid the $10 and got my certificate pilot license. I passed. It’s a joke you don’t need the school just Google everything
WTF - are you kidding me ?? That’s insane!
I just bought my drone for Xmas. Now I need to licence! That’s total BS
School LOL
Is this the basic or advanced test???Hey dronnies,
Just completed the Transport Canada test.
Passed with a 74%...... need 65% to pass.
I have my ultralight certificate (1986 issued), some basic knowledge about flight, regs,etc.
Must say though, be prepared for a few tough questions. They are multiple choice, but will require some thought (or luck as in my case) to answer correctly.
I am all for some regulations, but some of this required knowledge is a tad overkill!
Good luck all........DRONE ON...
That could be an issue since the regulations now apply to model aircraft as well. TC now lumps recreational drones and model aircraft in the same class (RPA)I thought I should point out (and I did in a second thread on this topic also) that TC also says your must stay far away from other drones when flying... this could be a problem. Not sure how many of you fly with friends, but I very often do.... the comments are made on the site, but not sure if they form part of the law itself.
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