Altitude is defined as the vertical distance separating an aircraft from ? Licence > EASA
1 Altitude = vertical distance separating an aircraft from mean sea level
height = vertical distance separating an aircraft from ground.
Height is defined as the vertical distance separating an aircraft from ?
2 Height defined as vertical distance separating an aircraft from Height = vertical distance separating an aircraft from ground
altitude = vertical distance separating an aircraft from mean sea level.
Complete maintenance of an unmanned aircraft must be performed ?
3 Complete maintenance of an unmanned aircraft must be performed According to manufacturer's recommendation. Height = vertical distance separating an aircraft from ground
altitude = vertical distance separating an aircraft from mean sea level. 4 With regards to launcher / catapult safety areas operator must refer to The manufacturer's operating manual. Height = vertical distance separating an aircraft from ground
altitude = vertical distance separating an aircraft from mean sea level. 5 Current small rpa's operating within line of sight generally use following frequency flight control The manufacturer's operating manual. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 6 Aerodrome forecasts taf use same abbreviations and codes as The manufacturer's operating manual. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 7 What weather service especially helpful in determining presence of a thunderstorm Meteorological terminal aviation routine weather report (metar). 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 8 A meteorological terminal aviation routine weather reports metar uses same abbreviations and codes as Meteorological terminal aviation routine weather report (metar). 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 9 The metar for an aerodrome describes weather Observed at time of report. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 10 The hectopascal a measure of Observed at time of report. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 11 The code '+shra' in a metar means Heavy shower of rain. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 12 The code 'tssn' in a metar means Thunderstorm with moderate snow. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 13 The code 'fzdz' in a metar means Moderate freezing drizzle. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 14 The code '+tssngr' in a metar means Thunderstorm with heavy snow hail. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 15 The code 'snra' in a metar means Thunderstorm with heavy snow hail. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 16 Among meteorological codes those that indicate precipitation are 1 ra2 sn3 dz4 br5 gr6 fg Thunderstorm with heavy snow hail. 2 4 ghz flight control
5 8 ghz camera systems. 17 Among meteorological codes those that do not indicate precipitation are 1 ra2 sn3 dz4 br5 gr6 fg Thunderstorm with heavy snow hail. Obscurations (hydrometeors)
br = mist
reported when visibility at least 1000 m but not more than 5000 m
fg = fog
reported when visibility less than 1000 m. 18 The codes gr gs sn dz mean respectively Hail snow pellets snow drizzle. Obscurations (hydrometeors)
br = mist
reported when visibility at least 1000 m but not more than 5000 m
fg = fog
reported when visibility less than 1000 m. 19 The code 'vc' in a metar means Hail snow pellets snow drizzle. The vc indicator exists when corresponding present weather phenomena located between approximately 8 16 km from aerodrome reference point. 20 The current and future presence of thunderstorms can be identified the following messages 1 metar2 cavok3 airprox4 taf5 notam6 temsi Hail snow pellets snow drizzle. The vc indicator exists when corresponding present weather phenomena located between approximately 8 16 km from aerodrome reference point. Exclusive rights: Content under private and protected license, reproduction prohibited and prosecuted.
