Which restriction applies to aerobatic maneuvers over built-up areas according to CAR 602.27?

Aerobatic maneuvers are prohibited over built-up areas as stated in CAR 602.27. This regulation is in place to ensure the safety of people and property on the ground, as these maneuvers can be unpredictable and present significant risks if conducted over populated regions. The prohibition helps minimize the potential for accidents or incidents that could result from a loss of control or other emergencies during such high-performance flying activities in urban zones. Understanding the regulatory environment helps pilots prioritize safety as they perform maneuvers in more appropriate locations, typically over open land or designated areas that are not densely populated.