Drone Safety Rules Quiz

Why is it important for Australians to understand drone safety rules?

• To avoid getting lost

• To fly at night

• To keep themselves and others safe

• To fly higher than 120m

Where is it prohibited to fly your drone over?

• Deserted islands

• Festivals and sporting events

• Empty fields

• Private properties

What is the minimum distance your drone must be from people?

• 10 metres

• 40 metres

• 20 metres

• 30 metres

How many drones can you fly at a time?

• One

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is the maximum height you can fly your drone?

• 200m

• 120m

• 100m

• 150m

How far must you fly your drone from a controlled airport if it weighs more than 250gm?

• 5.5km

• 4.5km

• 6.5km

• 3.5km

When must you land your drone if you become aware of crewed aircraft nearby?

• When it is safe to do so

• Within 5 minutes

• Immediately

• Within 10 minutes

When are you allowed to fly your drone?

• In heavy rain

• In fog

• At night

• During daylight hours

What must you always maintain while flying your drone?

• A GPS signal

• A visual line of sight

• A radio connection

• A video feed

What can happen if you break the drone safety rules?

• You can get a reward

• You can get a free pass

• You can get a warning

• You can be fined or taken to court