Can Remote Pilots utilize manned aircraft for assistance during UAS operations?

Remote pilots can indeed utilize manned aircraft during UAS operations, provided that proper coordination is established. This means that there must be clear communication and planning to ensure that both the UAS and the manned aircraft can operate safely without interfering with one another. Establishing proper coordination may involve notifying air traffic control, obtaining necessary permissions, and ensuring that the operations are conducted in compliance with relevant regulations and standards. This collaborative approach helps mitigate risks associated with airspace congestion and improves overall safety for both UAS and manned aircraft in the vicinity.

The option that states "Yes, without any conditions" overlooks the critical need for coordination and safety measures in airspace management. Saying "No, it is prohibited" indicates a misunderstanding of the regulations that allow for such operations under specific conditions. Lastly, suggesting that remote pilots can use manned aircraft "only if it is safely controlled" does not fully capture the required dynamics of coordination and communication that must be established between operators.