Use of Aeronautical Charts for Location and Activity Description
Verified from official sourcesTP 15263 - Pilot navigationVersion 1Effective -Verified 23 August 2026
In plain language
You must know how to read aeronautical charts to describe where you are operating and what you are doing relative to established aeronautical reference points.
Requirement as structured
RPAS pilots should be able to describe their operating location and activities using appropriate aeronautical charts and aeronautical reference points.
Original regulatory text
- Use of aeronautical charts - Describe location and activities referring to appropriate aeronautical charts and aeronautical reference points.
Applies when
- country
- Canada
- min mtom g
- 250
- max mtom kg
- 150
- regulatory category
- General