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Maoraigh1
15th Jan 2014, 08:01
University of Aberdeen used drones to scan North Sea oil reserves | Aberdeen & North | News | STV (http://news.stv.tv/north/260283-university-of-aberdeen-used-drones-to-scan-north-sea-oil-reserves/)

STV says drones are being used by Aberdeen University and Bergen researchers to examine cliffs in remote areas . I don't recall any notams, and the EASA ban on manned flight below 500' is still not in force.

abgd
15th Jan 2014, 08:14
They could be line-of-sight in which case I don't think they need to be notammed - any more than when I take my toy helicopter to the park.

Unusual Attitude
15th Jan 2014, 08:25
Oh joy, something else to dodge during one of ABZ's wonderful "not above 1000ft remaining offshore" zone departure's...