CASA RePL exam 2025 Version 1, remote pilot licence

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Automated Flight Systems are safer and not vulnerable to loss of link faults.

• False
• True - ANSWER-a. False

Out of date firmware can reduce the reliability of Automated Flight Systems.

• True
• False - ANSWER-a. True

The Remote Pilot should keep technical logs in accordance with MOS Sections 10.05 and 10.06 for how long?

• 3 years
• 4 years
• 5 years
• 7 years x - ANSWER-d. 7 years 1 / 4

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ALARP stands for

• As Low As Reasonably Practical
• As Low As Required Practically
• As Low As Reasonably Possible - ANSWER-b. As Low As

Reasonably Practical

If a LiPo RPAS battery ruptures in a crash and it combusts, what is the best way to put the fire out?

• With Water
• With a Foam Fire Extinguisher
• Let it Burn to completion
• Run away - ANSWER-c. Let it Burn to completion

The Movement Area of an aerodrome is measured 3NM out

from:

• The Runway & Taxiways
• The Centre of the Aerodrome
• The Terminal
• The Aerodrome Fence Line - ANSWER-a. The Runway &

Taxiways 2 / 4

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You need to apply for an Area Approval to fly within 3NM of a controlled aerodrome.What documents must you have ready?

• RePL, AROC, ReOC and Form 101-01
• RePL, ReOC and Form 101-09
• RePL and Form 101-09
• RePL, AROC, ReOC and Form 101-09 - ANSWER-d. RePL,

AROC, ReOC and Form 101-09

How can you determine what runway will be in use at your local aerodrome?

• By calculating wind direction (Aircraft will always take off

and land in to the wind)

• By contacting ATC on the frequency of the aerodrome.
• Wind direction does not affect which runway is in use, only

rain and wet conditions do. - ANSWER-a. By calculating wind direction (Aircraft will always take off and land in to the wind)

You plan to operate your drone at a market fair and your risk assessment says a motor failure would be too dangerous if it were to occur near bystanders. You decrease the risk rating by: 3 / 4

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• You increase the horizontal distance between your RPAS and

bystanders

• You close off an area for the safe operation of an RPAS
• A and B
• You cancel the operation as the risk is too high and it cannot

be mitigated - ANSWER-c. A and B

Do you require an approval to operate an RPAS above 400 ft AGL if it is not within controlled airspace?

• Yes
• No - ANSWER-Yes

The CASR Part 101 Conditions for Operating an RPAS within a

controlled aerodrome is :

• Must not operate within 3 Nautical Miles of a controlled

aerodrome.

• Must not operate within 3 Nautical Miles of the movement

area of a controlled aerodrome.

• Must not operate within 5.5 kilometres on an aerodrome.
• Must not operate within 3 Nautical Miles of a HLS

(Helicopter Landing Site) - ANSWER-b. Must not operate

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