Flying BVLOS in Canada requires an authorization called which of the following?

Flying BVLOS in Canada requires an authorization called which of the following?

• A. NOTAMs
• B. Ground control station
• C. SFOC
• D. Ailerons

Answer: (C)

Flying BVLOS in Canada requires explicit authorization from Transport Canada, issued as a Special Flight Operations Certificate. This certificate is specifically for operations that go beyond standard, permitted drone flights—such as flights beyond visual line of sight or into controlled airspace—and it sets out the safety requirements, procedures, and conditions the operator must follow. NOTAMs are notices to airspace users about temporary conditions or restrictions; they do not grant permission to fly BVLOS. A ground control station is the equipment used to operate and communicate with the drone, not an authorization document. Ailerons are control surfaces on some aircraft and have no role in granting BVLOS authorization.

Flying BVLOS in Canada requires explicit authorization from Transport Canada, issued as a Special Flight Operations Certificate. This certificate is specifically for operations that go beyond standard, permitted drone flights—such as flights beyond visual line of sight or into controlled airspace—and it sets out the safety requirements, procedures, and conditions the operator must follow.

NOTAMs are notices to airspace users about temporary conditions or restrictions; they do not grant permission to fly BVLOS. A ground control station is the equipment used to operate and communicate with the drone, not an authorization document. Ailerons are control surfaces on some aircraft and have no role in granting BVLOS authorization.