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Drone Users to Face Same Reporting Standards as Aircraft Operators

by AgAir Update Staff
October 1, 2021
in UAV
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Drone Users to Face Same Reporting Standards as Aircraft Operators

Drone operators will soon face the same mandatory reporting requirements as traditional aircraft, as the ATSB introduces its biggest overhaul in reporting rules in nearly two decades.

The move was made in recognition of the growing prevalence of unmanned aerial devices in shared airspaces, and the rapidly changing nature of commercial aviation in light of drone technologies, according to a spokesperson from the ATSB.

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