# 1+1 Transport Transports Canada Canada Civil Aviation Aviation Civile 400-3600 LysanderLane, Richmond, BC V7B 1C3

16 April 2014

re-vered cinema—Jason Toth 519 Newdale Place. West Vancouver, B.C. V7T 1 W5 Your file Votre reference

Our file Notre reference 5812-9

Phone 604-722-3885 jason@rvrd.com

Attention Jason Toth Dear Sir: Pursuant to section 603.67 of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, this constitutes your Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC) for the operation of a self-built, X8 Compact, X8 Extended, X8 Heavy Lift, and a X8 Waterproof unmanned air vehicle (UAV) as described in your SFOC application dated 9 April 2014. This Certificate: 1. is issued to Jason Toth, DBA re•vered cinema; 2. is not transferable and is valid from 1 May 2014 to 31 October 2014; and 3. is for the operation of the UAV for the purpose of commercial photo and video production, restricted to professional T.V. and Film production sites, conducted in the Pacific Region. This Certificate may be suspended or cancelled at any time by the Minister for cause, including failure on the part of the authorized holder, its servants or agents to comply with the provisions of the Aeronautics Act and the Canadian Aviation Regulations, or the terms of this Certificate. Nothing in this Certificate shall be held to relieve the Certificate holder from requirements to comply with the provisions of such Canadian Aviation Documents as may have been issued to him/her pursuant to the Aeronautics Act or the Canadian Aviation Regulations.

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 9350876This Certificate is valid for the operation of the UAV without the requirement for aircraft

markings, aircraft registration, an airworthiness authority or a transponder. Issued under the authority of the Minister pursuant to the Aeronautics Act, this document certifies that the Certificate holder is adequately equipped and able to conduct a safe operation, subject to the observance and performance by the Certificate holder of the following conditions:
1. Except where otherwise referred to in this Certificate, the Certificate holder shall comply with the applicable provisions of the Aeronautics Act and the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs).
2. The Certificate holder shall maintain an adequate management organization that is capable of exercising supervision and operational control over persons participating in the UAV operations.
3. The Certificate holder shall ensure that all persons connected with this operation are a minimum of eighteen years of age.
4. The Certificate holder shall conduct the operation of the UAV in a safe manner.
5. The Certificate holder shall have subscribed to adequate liability insurance covering risks of public liability at the levels described in subsection 606.02 (8) of the Canadian Aviation Regulations for the period of the UAV operations. A copy of the insurance certificate/policy shall be onsite during all operations.
6. The Certificate holder shall adhere to the security plan for the selected areas of operation in accordance with the data provided in the SFOC application, dated 9 April 2014, or as agreed to between Jason Toth, DBA re-vered cinema and Transport Canada.
7. The normal and emergency procedures for the selected areas of operation shall be conducted in accordance with data provided in the Jason Toth, DBA re•vered cinema SFOC application, dated 9 April 2014, or as agreed to between Jason Toth, DBA re-vered cinema and Transport Canada.
8. The Certificate holder is responsible for ensuring that the applicable authority (i.e. aerodrome Operator, landowner, tenant, MAAC local field Operator etc.) governing over the land over which flights of the UAV will take place, has been advised of the proposed operations and has no objections.
9. Throughout flight operations, the Certificate holder shall ensure that the UAV is flown over areas that would permit a safe landing on the surface, without hazard to persons or property, in the event of any emergency requiring immediate descent.
10. The UAV shall give way to manned aircraft.

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 935087611. The UAV shall only be operated during the day and remain within continuous unaided

visual contact of the Pilot/Observer team, or by Observer(s) who are in direct communication with the Pilot at all times. For operations at night, the Certificate holder shall submit an email reguest at least 2 business days prior to operations with the location of the intended operating site (street address or latitude and longitude). The request shall include details on procedures addressing operations at night. The Operation shall expect an email authorization for that operation if approved. Email to be sent to iason.rule(ctc.gc.ca and lohn.milligan a (D.tc.gc.ca
12. The UAV shall be operated with a minimum crew of two qualified persons: 1) The UAV Pilot (Pilot in Command) of the UAV, whose sole responsibility is the operation of the UAV; 2) The Observer(s) whose sole responsibility shall be notifying the Pilot of any hazards that pertain to the operation of the UAV. It is understood the UAV Pilot may tilt the camera forward and back while in flight, and/or a third person will be in control of the camera if a camera gimbal is used allowing the camera to pan Ieft and right from the direction of flight of the UAV.
13. The UAV shall be operated by the Chief Pilot, Jason Toth, or any person authorised by the Chief Pilot to act as a UAV Pilot. AII Pilots shall be employees of the Certificate holder.
14. No more than one UAV shall be operated by a single UAV Pilot at any one time
15. UAV Pilots shall maintain a high degree of knowledge and skill in the operation of the UAV. This knowledge and skill shall be assessed by the Chief Pilot, at minimum, on an annual basis. The Chief Pilot shall maintain records on all assessments of UAV Pilots. The Chief Pilot shall be assessed by another person of the Certificate holder, at minimum, on an annual basis.
16. No person shall operate the UAV in a Commercial Operation unless that UAV Pilot has flown the UAV within the proceeding 90 day period.
17. The UAV shall only be operated with an Observer(s), who has been briefed and determined to be qualified by the UAV Pilot. The number of Observers required will be determined by the Certificate holder, based upon the circumstances associated with the UAV's Operation. Observer(s) shall be appointed to watch for other airspace users, and shall maintain constant communication with the UAV pilot at all times while the UAV is being operated.

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 935087618. For UAV operations above 30 meters, the UAV shall be operated with the minimum

visibility of 3SM (5km) and a minimum ceiling of 1000 feet AGL. In addition, the UAV shall remain at least 500' below the cloud ceiling. For UAV operations at or below 30 meters, the UAV shall be operated with the minimum visibility of 1 SM (1.6km) and a minimum ceiling of 500 feet AGL. The UAV shall remain clear of cloud.
19. The UAV shall be limited to a maximum altitude of 120 meters Above Ground Level (AGL) in non-built up areas and 30 meters AGL in built-up areas. There is no restriction on height Above Sea Level. Flight within the Air Traffic Frequency area of an aerodrome is restricted to a maximum altitude of 30 meters AGL. Flight within the 'air obstacle limitation surface', as calculated in Chapter 4, TP312E, of an uncontrolled aerodrome is prohibited. For operations at higher altitudes, the Certificate holder shall submit an email reguest at Ieast 2 business days prior to operations with the location of the intended operating site (street address or latitude and longitude). The request shall include details on procedures addressing conflict with manned aircraft and a risk assessment of altitude verses minimum safety distances from the public (greater than 30 meters safety distance). The Operation shall expect an email authorization for that operation if approved. Email to be sent to jason.ruleotc.gc.ca and john.milliganotc.gc.ca 20. Notwithstanding the requirements of paragraph 602 .14 (2) (b) of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, the UAV shall not be operated (including take-offs, transition, and landings) and flight demonstrations) at a distance of less than 30 meters away from inhabited structures such as buildings, vehicles, vessels and other persons who are not associated with the operation.
21. Flight of the UAV over spectators is prohibited.
22. The Certificate holder shall not require any person to operate the controls of the UAV if either the person, or the Certificate holder, has any reason to believe that the person is suffering, or is likely to suffer from, fatigue, that would result them being unfit to perform their duties.
23. No person shall operate the UAV within eight hours after consuming an alcoholic beverage, or while under the influence of alcohol, or while using any drug that impairs the person's faculties to the extent that the safety of the operation is endangered in any way.

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 935087624. The Certificate holder shall not operate the UAV in controlled airspace or within the Mandatory Frequency area specified in the Canadian Flight Supplement of a certified/registered aerodrome, unless the Certificate holder has contacted the applicable authority responsible for the airspace, and has received permission to operate within it. The Certificate holder shall maintain communication as required by the authority of the airspace. The Certificate holder shall monitor/broadcast position reports on the Air Traffic Frequency (ATF) as published when operating within the ATF area specified in the Canadian Flight Supplement.
25. The Certificate holder shall report to this office, on the first working day following the occurrence, the details of any of the following occurrences: • any injury to persons requiring medical attention, • unintended contact between the UAV and person(s), livestock, vehicle(s) or other structure(s), • unanticipated damage incurred by the UAV, control station, payload or communications links. • Unintentional loss of control of the UAV by the Operation. • Any time the UAV is not kept within the geographic and altitude limits as outlined in this Certificate.
26. The Certificate holder shall not operate the UAV following any of the occurrences listed in Condition 25, without further written approval of this office.
27. The Certificate holder shall have their "Abnormal Events and Emergency Procedures" in a Checklist format, including the applicable Nav Canada Shift Manager, local airport phone numbers and local frequencies readily available to the Pilot, on site for each flight.
28. AII persons connected with this operation shall be familiar with the contents of this Certificate.
29. A copy of this Certificate and a copy of the application dated 9 April 2014 shall be on site any time the UAV is in operation.
30. The Certificate holder shall submit an advisory email to jason.rule(-@,tc.gc.ca at least 2 working days prior to operations, detailing the location (detailed map), date and time of the operation.

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 935087631. The Certificate holder shall: 1. Document their flight planning and procedures for each flight; 2. Document a post flight report on performance and any deviations from the intended plan; and 3. Retain the records referred above for at least two years. Yours truly, 

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John Milligan Technical Team Lead - Flight Operations Transport Canada, Civil Aviation Pacific Region

RDIMS # 9350971 Application RDIMS # 9350876