In which situation can you fly over people?

Flying over people is permissible when you possess an Advanced Operations Certificate. This certification indicates that you have received training that prepares you to safely conduct more complex flying operations, including those that may involve flying over people.

The regulations set forth by aviation authorities typically allow such operations under certain conditions to ensure the safety of individuals on the ground. With the Advanced Operations Certificate, operators are trained to assess the risks and implement necessary mitigations, thus ensuring that any potential hazards associated with flying over populated areas are managed appropriately.

In contrast, a Basic Operations Certificate does not allow for this type of operation, as it is designed for less complex scenarios where the risk to individuals on the ground is minimized. Other options, such as military operations or local authority approval, do not specifically grant permission based on the level of certification held by the operator, making them less relevant to the specific circumstances under which flying over people is allowed.