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g) Temporary Danger Areas (TDA) – SL explained that the number of UAS TDA request are
growing significantly which was of concern; but as it stands Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS)
UAS operations have to be segregated.
Last updated: 10 March 2021
Stakeholder: Skyports
Line number: n/a
Paragraph number: 4.2 [believed to refer to the CAA’s proposal document]
Comment: Suggest ‘altitude’ is included in addition to flight levels, as drones will
operate below transition level.
Last updated: 19 April 2021
The SUA Authority (EGCC ATC) and other adjacent units will be expected to file
MORs and report any trends to the CAA.
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Conditions of acceptance
The CAA has the following conditions that must be met prior to implementation:
1) Inter-unit agreements must be finalised and submitted to the CAA for review.
2) All the mitigations to the hazards, in the safety case, are to be accepted by the SUA Authority and
all outstanding controls/mitigations are to be in place (details to be provided by the ATS Inspector for
EGGP and EGCC).
3) At least 28 days before implementation, evidence of the completion of outstanding controls and
mitigations to be supplied to the CAA.
4) On completion of actions required for controls or mitigations, safety hazards are to be reviewed in
accordance with the units SMS (CAP760/795) to confirm post mitigation risk.
Last updated: 19 November 2024
Table 11
Nature of permission,
approval or exemption
Nature of goods
carried
Application
charge (hours)
Annual continuation
charge on 1 April
(hours)
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Non-expiring permission or
approval
Dangerous goods in
normal
circumstances
£2,809 (11.6) £2,809 (11.6)
Permission, approval or
exemption
Dangerous goods
in other than
normal
circumstances
£242 per hour of CAA
investigation
(minimum 1 hour)
£242 (1.0)
Exemption
Dangerous goods
in other than
normal conditions
£706 (2.9) £706 (2.9)
Non-expiring permission or
approval
Munitions of war £973 (4.0) £973 (4.0)
Addition of RPAS authorization to
existing permission or approval
Dangerous goods in
other than normal
circumstances
£973 (4.0) N/A
Expiring permission or approval
for PAOC only
Munitions of war £98 (0.4) N/A
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OFFICIAL - Public.
Last updated: 17 March 2025
The same is true for the market structure for air traffic
management solutions for drones
offer further information to address concerns received on spectrum-related
resilience issues.
Last updated: 17 December 2018
Due to their nature, ATZs would not normally satisfy segregation
requirements for BVLOS UAS operations.
Last updated: 28 May 2020
What are your expectations for potential uses of drones in the future?
Last updated: 03 December 2024
Drone security at UK airports – Mr Round summarised the work that CAA continues
to do in this area, collaboratively with various government departments, NATS,
airport operators and the police.
Last updated: 27 April 2021
government
policies only:
I. an Airports National Policy Statement (NPS), for example, if the CAA
considers that a proposed airspace change could prevent the successful
delivery of on-going or future airspace changes that could increase future
capacity as agreed in that NPS;
II. maintaining UK national security, for example, a proposal that the CAA has
been advised by the Ministry of Defence or another government department
might have a national security impact on the operations of a site of critical
national infrastructure, such as a nuclear installation or prison;
III. the UK’s Industrial Strategy as it relates to space ports, but only where a
proposal establishes the airspace needed for operations from the first space
ports designed for sub-orbital use and vertical launchers, and which therefore
sets the precedent for future design and airspace change decisions;
IV. airspace zones specifically linked to the UK policy on the safe use of
drones
Last updated: 18 November 2021
Special Use Airspace (SUAs).
Last updated: 12 August 2026
