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Nearly 790 of these
had come from drone and model aircraft operators.
28.
Last updated: 28 March 2022
Excellent
research using live-flying trials in a Cessna 172 has convincingly shown that detection of
drones (such as Iris or DJI Phantom quadcopters) in daylight VMC happens when range
reduces to a tenth of a mile on average (Loffi et al 2016).
Last updated: 16 November 2023
When facing all of the costs, but only some
10
DfT analysis of CAA Airspace Change Portal.
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Including airlines, General Aviation, military and new entrants like drones, aerial taxis and spacecraft.
Last updated: 20 November 2024
This year we accepted the
drone delivery service provider Skyports and Boeing on to the programme to explore how unmanned drones can operate
beyond visual line of sight in non-segregated airspace.
Last updated: 02 September 2020
We are
still working with the CAA to clarify their expectations in relation to airspace change and wider areas
such as electronic conspicuity and drones.
Last updated: 16 November 2021
In order to comply with the CAA Buffer Policy for Unusual Airspace
Activities , use of BVLOS UAS in D026 will be res tricted to the southern half of the Danger Area.
Last updated: 15 March 2018
This year we accepted the
drone delivery service provider Skyports and Boeing on to the programme to explore how unmanned drones can operate
beyond visual line of sight in non-segregated airspace.
Last updated: 17 January 2022
Recommended way forward, The Road
Ahead, Task Force, BVLOS Drones, EC Surveillance Data and Flight Information
Displays (FID)
• Questions – EASA notice of Proposal 2021-14
E) AOB – IT issues, AMC timelines, ORS 1355 Exemptions,
The Chair thanked everyone who attended.
Last updated: 01 February 2022
The adoption of new technologies is expected to
be necessary for NERL to effectively provide services in RP3 and beyond.
2.24 Drone-related safety issues were raised in responses to CAP 1511 and recent
developments around ensuring the safe operation of this new technology.7 The
7 For example “Drones to be registered and users to sit safety tests under new government rules” published
CAP 1593 Chapter 2: Outcomes and outputs for RP3
September 2017 Page 24
CAA is expecting to work with the Government to establish clearer guidelines on
airspace management with relation to drones to ensure the safety of airspace
users.
2.25 Under Condition 10(6) of its Air Traffic Services licence, NERL is required to
produce an outline technology plan covering the RP3 period by 20 June 2018.
Last updated: 29 September 2017
