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CAP 2320: The Drone and Model Aircraft Code
Publication status: Current
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Get an Operator ID
Register as responsible for a drone or model aircraft
You can use the same Operator ID for all your drones and model aircraft.
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SN-2023/005: Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) Geo-Awareness
The purpose of this Safety Notice is to highlight inaccuracies with RPAS manufacturers’ inbuilt Geo-Fencing/Awareness and to reinforce the RPAS Operators responsibilities according to UK Reg (EU) 2019/947 UAS.OPEN.050(5)
Publication status: Current
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CAP1804: Charge Proposal for the UK Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Scheme Consultation - CAA Response Document
This document sets out our response to the comments received on the consultation for the proposed registration charge for the new UK Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Scheme that becomes law on 30 November 2019.
Publication status: Current
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Updates
Updates to the Drone and Model Aircraft Code
Updated content to include information on where you can fly drones and model aircraft below 250g, or UK0, UK1, C0 or C1 class.
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CAP2012: Drone Rules: REQUIREMENTS FOR FLYING IN THE OPEN CATEGORY
Publication status: Withdrawn
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CAP2988: The use of mobile communication networks in an aviation context
Through the UKRI Future Flight Challenge, we were commissioned to carry out an internal study to better understand the benefits and drawbacks of using Mobile Communications Networks (MCN) in an aviation context, and, how mobile networks services could improve the safety, security, and productivity of the Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) market.
Publication status: Current
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CAP 722F: CAP 722F- Model Aircraft Operations Policy and Guidance
CAP 722F- Model Aircraft Operations Policy and Guidance describes the guidance and policy on the operation of model aircraft within the Open and Specific category of UAS operation, and the applicable regulatory requirements.
Publication status: Withdrawn
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Getting an Operator ID before you fly (points 30 to 35)
What to do if you’re a drone or model aircraft operator.
Label all your drones or model aircraft with your Operator ID You must label your Operator ID on every drone or model aircraft you’re responsible for.
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What's considered an unmanned aircraft?
What is and isn't an unmanned aircraft?
An unmanned aircraft (UA) is any aircraft that can: operate and fly autonomously; or be remotely piloted, without a pilot onboard Common types of unmanned aircraft include drones, and model aircraft Drones include: rotary wing drones fixed wing drones Model aircraft include: model aeroplanes model gliders model helicopters Unmanned aircraft may be untethered or tethered.