CAA Drone Theory Practice Test

Flying a drone above 120 meters is typically restricted to ensure safety and minimize risks associated with air traffic. However, it is permissible in specific situations, and in this case, if requested by the owner of a tall structure over 105 meters, there could be valid reasons to exceed the altitude limit.

For example, the owner might have a legitimate need for drone operations at that height related to inspections, assessments, or services that cannot be effectively accomplished at lower altitudes. Furthermore, since the structure is tall, it implicates considerations of safety regarding aerial navigation, as it may already be operating in proximity to other air traffic or other structures.

The other options do not align with the regulatory framework for drone operations. Weight specifications, region types, or types of activities alone do not warrant an elevation exceeding the standard limit without explicit regulatory conditions. This highlights why the context surrounding tall structures is a valid exception to the altitude restriction.