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Flyer IDs and Operator IDs
Overview
For example, if they're the parent of a person under aged 18 who owns a drone.
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Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)
Our Safety Plan
Clarification of the risks posed by drones.
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CAP3154 (PDF)
OFFICIAL - Public Chapter 1 Introduction Background and Context 1.1 There is strong industry demand for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operation of Specific category UAS and certified category Remote Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS) within the UK.
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CAP3226A (PDF)
Innovation activity delivers benefits far beyond emerging sectors such as drones and AAM.
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CAP1789A: Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Consolidated version of Regulation (EU) 2019/947 as retained (and amended in UK domestic law) under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018.
The consolidated version of the UAS Implementing Regulation based on the text of the original regulation (EU) 2019/947 and as amended by the Aviation Safety and Air Traffic Management (amendment) Regulations 2022 (SI 2022 No. 1235), detailed on page 1.
Publication status: Superseded
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Review of UAS regulations
Programme background
In August 2023, the CAA published a Call for Input (CAP 2569) that set out 15 opportunities to improve UAS regulation.
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CAP3146 (PDF)
OFFICIAL - Public Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) The number of registered drone users with the CAA continues to grow as the hobby becomes more popular and new users register.
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CAP3184 (PDF)
• Delivering the next phase of the RPAS regulatory pathway, supporting commercialisation and scaling of the sector
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20241122 Evslg November 2024 Minutes (PDF)
A team has been rapidly established ‘from scratch’, now consisting of around 60 employees working on a host of certification projects, such as the A321XLR, innovative rotorcraft, certified category RPAS, and hydrogen aircraft.
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CAP 722C: UAS Airspace Restrictions Guidance and Policy
CAP 722C - UAS Airspace Restrictions Guidance and Policy describes the guidance and policy on the use of airspace restrictions to either facilitate, or restrict, UAS operations.
Publication status: Current