Technical and operational mitigations for ground risk - EASA Drone License A2

Question 1

A UAS-zone map or app should be used:

Accepted Answer

with up-to-date data and complemented by actual observation of the site

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only once, when the drone is purchased

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only after an incident has occurred

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as a substitute for all A2 'open' subcategory rules

Question 2

The remote pilot must manage workload effectively in order to:

Accepted Answer

keep monitoring the UAS, the people and the surrounding environment

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let the camera decide the flight path

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fly relying only on the screen

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ignore external interruptions

Question 3

Checking the wind direction before take-off helps to:

Accepted Answer

position the flight path and the contingency areas while accounting for possible drift

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choose the colour of the propellers

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disable the height limitations

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replace the safety distances from uninvolved persons

Question 4

Recovering the UAS after landing must be organised so that:

Accepted Answer

Uninvolved persons are kept away from the propellers and from a possibly damaged battery

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The motors remain armed until the aircraft is packed away

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The UAS is left lying in the middle of a walkway

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The aircraft is relaunched after any impact without a fresh check

Question 5

If a person asks to cross the operational area, the remote pilot should:

Accepted Answer

Bring the UAS to a safe hold or land it before letting the person pass

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Ask them to walk quickly underneath the UAS

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Increase speed to finish the shot before they arrive

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Ignore the request as long as the UAS is stable

Question 6

Flying close to a building facade requires particular attention because:

Accepted Answer

turbulence and obstacles can cause an unexpected, uncommanded flight path

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the building always protects every person on the ground

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the GNSS reception always becomes flawless

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the 30 m horizontal distance no longer applies

Question 7

An aerial photography or filming mission in the A2 subcategory should favour:

Accepted Answer

angles and distances that achieve the desired result without reducing the safety distances

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the lowest possible overflight of people

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constantly flying at maximum speed

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switching off the warnings

Question 8

Good communication with the client or the ground crew mainly serves to:

Accepted Answer

prevent unexpected movements within the controlled ground area

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increase the maximum speed of the UAS

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replace the remote pilot's competency requirement

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permit flight over an assembly of people

Question 9

Instructions given to a ground crew must clearly define:

Accepted Answer

the no-go areas and the expected behaviour when the UAS approaches

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the exact model of each crew member's smartphone

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only the artistic settings of the camera

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the purchase price of the batteries

Question 10

The final check before arming the motors must confirm that:

Accepted Answer

The immediate area around the UAS is clear and that persons are keeping their distance

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The video recording is set to public

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The maximum height is set above 120 m

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The mission is started without an airspace observer

Exam questions Technical and operational mitigations for ground risk - EASA Drone License A2

EASA Drone License A2: Technical and operational mitigations for ground risk 10 Questions no time limit

Exam questions Technical and operational mitigations for ground risk - EASA Drone License A2

EASA Drone License A2: Technical and operational mitigations for ground risk 10 Questions no time limit

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