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Accident DJI Matrice M210 v1
DJI Matrice M210 v1
AAIB investigation to DJI Matrice M210 Version 1 (UAS, registration n/a) Safety Recommendation: 2022-004 Safety Recommendation Text 2022-004: It is recommended that the Civil Aviation Authority review the Visual Line of Sight distance figures in CAP 722 and amend the guidance to make it clear that just being able to see an unmanned aircraft is not sufficient for Visual Line of Sight operations and that pilots need to be able to demonstrate that at the distance they are flying, they can manoeuvre it rapidly to avoid a collision and can also land the unmanned aircraft safely following a loss of position-holding without reference to video or telemetry.
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CAP3076: Review of noise measurements from UAS and AAM aircraft
This report provides a review of recently published research papers and reports on outdoor noise emissions of selected UAS and AAM aircraft, with a focus on the measurement and quantification of noise in terms of conventional A-weighted noise metrics.
Publication status: Current
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Establishing and managing airspace restrictions
Guidance for site owners, event organisers, property owners and operators of unmanned aircraft
Our UAS Airspace Restrictions, guidance and policy (CAP 722C) (opens in a new tab) provides information on: establishing airspace restrictions managing airspace restrictions issuing permission for drone and other unmanned aircraft operation within a Flight Restriction Zone (FRZ) It includes guidance for operators of unmanned aircraft on how to establish an airspace restriction to facilitate their operations.
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Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS)
Introduction to the rules
Normally, you must always keep your drone within direct sight.
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How ASF decisions are made
Decision making on fund allocations
Wednesday 23 JulyDocument Submission Deadline August Wednesday 6 AugustAMS Support Fund Programme Board Wednesday 20 AugustDocument Submission Deadline September Wednesday 3 SeptemberAMS Support Fund Programme Board Monday 15 SeptemberCall for proposals – Open Wednesday 17 SeptemberDocument Submission Deadline October Wednesday 1 OctoberAMS Support Fund Programme Board Wednesday 15 OctoberCall for proposals – Close Wednesday 22 OctoberDocument Submission Deadline November Wednesday 5 November AMS Support Fund Programme Board Wednesday 19 NovemberDocument Submission Deadline December Wednesday 3 DecemberAMS Support Fund Programme Board Tuesday 9 DecemberDocument Submission Deadline Tuesday 16 DecemberAMS Support Fund Decision Board Wednesday 24 DecemberDocument Submission Deadline Board membership Decision Board participants Chair Head of Airspace Modernisation Secretariat Airspace Modernisation Oversight Team ATM, Airspace and Aerodromes Head of AAA CNS Policy CNS&S Policy Lead UAS
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Gathering and sharing information on safety related occurrences
Improving how safety information is gathered and shared
Use of drones and model aircraft has grown rapidly in recent years and the potential commercial and personal benefits they offer for the UK are huge.
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Reporting serious incidents and near misses
What to report and who to report to
If you witness or are involved in a serious incident or near miss involving a drone or model aircraft, you must report the incident to the CAA on the ECCAIRS 2 Report an Occurrence Service (opens in a new tab).
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Aerodromes, heliports and spaceports
Airspace around aerodromes, heliports and spaceports
A Flight Restriction Zone (FRZ) is an area around an airport, airfield, heliport or spaceport where you cannot fly a drone or model aircraft without permission.
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SRG1303T Issue7 (PDF)
UAV/Drones being used by Potential for collision with display aircraft and/or member of the public. 3 4 R All security staff to watch for any members of the public bringing a 1 3 A EO responsible for checking and briefing stall holders and SRG 1303T Issue 07, April 2025 SRG 1303T: Flying Display Risk Assessment Template SRG 1303T Issue 07, April 2025 Page 5 of 5 OFFICIAL - Public.
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Report a potential breach of aviation law
Guidance for the public about what we can investigate and how to contact us
To report a drone being flown dangerously contact the police on 101.