TP 15263 - Section 2 - section overview

In plain language

This section outlines the knowledge requirements and sample learning objectives for RPA pilots in Canada regarding RPA airframes, specifically handling, care, securing, and identifying damage or repair guidelines.

Requirement as structured

This section outlines the knowledge requirements and sample learning objectives for RPA pilots in Canada regarding RPA airframes, specifically handling, care, securing, and identifying damage or repair guidelines.

Original regulatory text

ATC clearances/instructions/mandatory read back procedures Aerodrome operations - controlled Aerodrome operations - uncontrolled Mandatory frequency (MF) and aerodrome traffic frequency (ATF) Section 2: RPA airframes, power plants, propulsion and systems RPAS type of operation Knowledge areas (topics) Sample learning objectives The RPA pilot operating within Canada must be able to: Basic Advanced Airframes - Handling/care/securing - Indicate how RPAS manufacturers identify the repairs and work that can be undertaken by the owner vs. what must be addressed by an authorized repair facility (e.g., how to find your applicable original equipment manufacturer guidelines). - Describe the importance of identifying propeller/rotor damage, surface contamination, wiring damage, structural damage. - Identify the parts of an airframe.

Applies when

country

Canada

mtom min g

250

mtom max kg

150

aircraft category

RPAS

regulatory category

General