Canada's focused study platform for RPAS pilots. Clear lessons, a practice question bank, and realistic mock exams for both Basic and Advanced certification.
Work through bite-sized lessons mapped to every TP-15263 knowledge area.
Drill the question bank with explanations for every answer.
Sit a timed, exam-accurate mock and review your weak areas.
Walk into the official Transport Canada exam ready to pass.
Start with Basic for free, upgrade to Advanced when you need it, or book a Flight Review to stay current.
New pilots flying in lower-risk, uncontrolled airspace, away from bystanders.
Certified pilots stepping up to controlled airspace and operations near people.
Advanced-certified pilots required to complete a recurrent skills check every 24 months.
How operating privileges compare once you hold each certificate. Always confirm against the current rules before every flight.
| Operation | Basic | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Fly in uncontrolled airspace | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fly in controlled airspace | — | With NAV CANADA authorization |
| Distance from bystanders | Stay 30 m or more | Closer than 30 m allowed |
| Fly over bystanders | — | With a compliant drone |
| Fly near airports & heliports | — | With authorization |
| Drones 250 g to 25 kg | ✓ | ✓ |
Operational privileges depend on the current Canadian Aviation Regulations, aircraft eligibility, authorization, and pilot decision-making.
Lessons follow the Canadian RPAS knowledge areas so you can move through air law, operations, weather, navigation, human factors, systems, and radiotelephony in order.
Mock exams and answer explanations help you identify weak areas before booking or sitting the official Transport Canada exam.
Preparation focuses on planning, procedures, emergency actions, and operational judgment before a practical flight review.
Move between English and Chinese pages while keeping the same Canadian RPAS concepts, terminology, and course structure.
“The mock exams made the Basic test format feel familiar, so I knew which topics still needed work before the real exam.”
“The controlled-airspace and communication review helped me connect the rules with the decisions I need to make on site.”
“Reviewing procedures and emergency scenarios before the appointment made the practical portion feel much more organized.”
Training content is educational and should be checked against current Transport Canada requirements before every flight.