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502 - EASA Drone A2 License - When assessing the weather for a drone flight, the remote pilot's responsibility is to:

Question 502 - Meteorology - EASA Drone License A2

Check the weather once in the morning and ignore it thereafter

Only check the weather if flying above 100 metres

Obtain forecasts (METAR/TAF/Apps) during pre-flight planning and continuously monitor the real-time weather conditions visually during the entire operation

Rely entirely on the drone's internal barometer to warn them of bad weather

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