What is the key difference between an 'automatic' flight and an 'autonomous' flight under EASA definitions? - EASA Drone A2 License - 102

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Question 102 - Flight performance and planning - EASA Drone License A2

Automatic flights are illegal, while autonomous flights are permitted

There is no difference; the terms are completely interchangeable

In an automatic flight, the pilot can intervene at any time; in an autonomous flight, the drone operates without the possibility of pilot intervention

Autonomous flights require a C1 drone, while automatic flights require a C2 drone

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