Knowledge Requirement: Physiological Factors
Verified from official sourcesTP 15263 - Aviation physiologyVersion 1Effective -Verified 23 August 2026
In plain language
You need to understand how fatigue, sleep deprivation, jet lag, anaesthetics, hearing, and spatial disorientation (including illusions) affect your ability to fly safely.
Requirement as structured
RPAS pilots must understand the physiological effects of hearing, orientation and disorientation (including visual, perspective, and parallax illusions), body rhythms, jet lag, sleep, fatigue, and anaesthetics.
Original regulatory text
- Hearing - Orientation/disorientation (including visual/perspective/parallax illusions) - Body rhythms/jet lag - Sleep/fatigue - Anaesthetics
Applies when
- country
- Canada
- max mtom kg
- 150
- min mtom kg
- 0.25
- regulatory category
- General