The Air Traffic and Unmanned Aircraft Act 2021 provides a regulatory framework for the operation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in the UK. Schedule 9 outlines specific provisions related to the management and operation of unmanned aircraft.
Operators of unmanned aircraft must register with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and obtain necessary licenses for operation.
The Act establishes safety regulations for UAS operations, including adherence to safety management systems and risk assessments.
UAS operations must be coordinated with existing air traffic control measures to ensure safe integration into the airspace.
The Act outlines penalties for operators who fail to comply with regulations, including fines and suspension of licenses.
Provisions are included to safeguard the privacy of individuals and ensure that data collected by UAS is handled in accordance with data protection laws.
Schedule 9 of the Air Traffic and Unmanned Aircraft Act 2021 provides essential guidelines for the safe and responsible operation of unmanned aircraft in the UK. It aims to balance innovation in the use of UAS with the necessary regulatory measures to protect public safety and privacy.
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