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Right of way and collision avoidanceQuestion 13 of 351

When may you start a take-off or landing?

  1. When your engine is at full power.
  2. When there is no apparent risk of collision in the path.
  3. When you have the right of way.
  4. When the tower is silent.
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Correct answer: When there is no apparent risk of collision in the path.

You may not take off or land until there is no apparent risk of collision in your path.

Source: Canadian Aviation Regulations (SOR/96-433), CAR 602.19(10) Right of Way — General

Practice right of way and collision avoidance

Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026