Your client wants a few aerial photos of his property. Can you legally operate your RPAS within Standard Operating Conditions at this address: 11 Kent St, Regents Park NSW 2143, Australia?

The correct answer indicates that you can operate your RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System) within Standard Operating Conditions at the specified address under CASR Part 101. This part of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations outlines the general operating requirements for remotely piloted aircraft, including where and how such operations can be conducted.

Operating within Standard Operating Conditions means that you comply with the conditions set forth, which typically include flying within visual line of sight, not exceeding a certain altitude, maintaining a safe distance from people not involved in the operation, and avoiding restricted areas. In most suburban environments like Regents Park, provided these conditions are met and there are no local restrictions or temporary airspace issues, the operation of an RPAS can be legally executed for purposes such as taking aerial photos.

This operational framework allows for versatility in using drones for commercial activities, such as photography, as long as the operator adheres to the outlined regulations and ensures safety. In contrast, other options might imply restrictions or requirements that do not align with the general provisions of CASR Part 101 for standard operations, such as needing special permissions or limitations on the time of day for operation.