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What does a 'Control Zone' (CZ) around an aerodrome signify for RPAS operations?

A Control Zone (CZ) is controlled airspace established around aerodromes to protect IFR and VFR traffic. RPAS operations within a CZ require specific authorizat

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Question: What does a 'Control Zone' (CZ) around an aerodrome signify for RPAS operations?

Answer options:

  • It is a restricted area where no flights are permitted.
  • It is uncontrolled airspace where RPAS can operate freely. ✅ It is controlled airspace extending upwards from the surface, typically requiring specific authorization and/or communication with ATC for RPAS operations.
  • It is an advisory area for recreational droning.

Correct answer: It is controlled airspace extending upwards from the surface, typically requiring specific authorization and/or communication with ATC for RPAS operations.

Explanation: A Control Zone (CZ) is controlled airspace established around aerodromes to protect IFR and VFR traffic. RPAS operations within a CZ require specific authorization from NAV CANADA and/or communication with air traffic control.

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