ROC-A Certification An ROC-A is required by operators of radiotelephone equipment on board aircraft and at aeronautical land (fixed and mobile) radio stations using aeronautical mobile frequencies. At this time it is mostly an exception for RPAS pilots to engage in direct communication with Air Traffic Services via handled radio; however, there are instances where radio communication may be necessary to improve safety and best practice. Some examples include: Within Class G airports near aerodromes (within 5 miles) Pilot to pilot communications on Aerodrome Traffic Frequencies or en route frequencies Within controlled airspace (by request or approval of ATS management) Within Class F Special Use Airspace (IE UAV test range) In emergency situations VHF aviation radio training industry Canada examination The ability to understand proper aeronautical radio communications will help the RPAS operator maintain situational awareness and improve safety. Students should diligently study the following guide prior to taking the course or exam. Available at the Transport Canada website HERE a list of certified schools is also available on the Transport Canada website and it can be booked directly through there. Once you have received your certification you can safely monitor and communicate on appropriate frequencies via a VHF Radio. There are many different ones available on the market, but iCom tends to have the best quality and prices. You can visit their product sire by clicking on the image.
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