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Question of the day: What is this component on a DJI Mavic Enterprise drone?

This was done with a drone swarm in Scotland - Pretty cool! https://youtu.be/Xx3Zmkgt2no

Wishing you all a Happy New Year - May 2021 have blue skies and tailwinds

This is the third instalment in a series of videos where I describe the specific features of the ForeFlight app for your iPad or iPhone and how it’s an efficien...t tool to use when you’re a commercial drone service provider. Today’s feature is again about the VFR Navigational Chart (VNC) & VFR Terminal Area Chart (VTA), which you would use to review airspace in your pre-planning.

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As the holiday period starts, Drone Academy Canada would like to wish all of our friends and supporters a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Stay tuned in January 2021 for more daily question / answer posts related to drone knowledge AND exciting news related to our online courses!

Canadian NORAD Region is ready to track Santa with announcement of 2020 escort teams and trackers The countdown to December 24th has begun! With the clock ticki...ng as the big night approaches, we at the Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) Region are today naming our CF-18 Hornet pilots, maintainers and trackers who will be charged with the mission of monitoring and escorting #Santa as he completes his magical journey through Canadian airspace. Read about this year's teams and trackers: https://www.canada.ca//canadian-norad-region-is-ready-to-t NORAD Tracks Santa North American Aerospace Defense Command #NORAD #Canada #Holidays

Question of the Day: If you were operating your RPAS under an Advanced Operations RPAS Certificate approximately 6 km (3 NM) south of South Campus Hospital and contacted STARS Air Ambulance in advance of the operation as a notification, what frequency would be a good practice to monitor on a handheld VHF COMM while the RPAS is operating?

Question of the day: On this VFR Navigational Chart (VNC) from Foreflight, in what airspace is the dark blue dot located and do you need Nav Canada permission to operate a RPAS in this location up to 400 feet with an Advanced RPAS Operations Certificate?

Question of the day: What cloud type is this?

Cloud photo of the day - What type of cloud is this?

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