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Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

18th Mar 2024, 20:51

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Surely this can't be legal?

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Posted By 42psi

Sorry guys, I guess I confused matters by not...

Sorry guys, I guess I confused matters by not realising that the UK/EU rules being relaxed from this January only apply in the UK/EU.

For UK/EU here is no longer the need to get prior approval....

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

17th Mar 2024, 22:06

Replies: 47

Surely this can't be legal?

Views: 7,098

Posted By 42psi

Drone tracking as such is not a problem. The...

Drone tracking as such is not a problem.

The problem is how to deal with those drones being flown deliberately where they present a risk to aircraft.

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

17th Mar 2024, 21:08

Replies: 47

Surely this can't be legal?

Views: 7,098

Posted By 42psi

I'm left wondering if it's different then in...

I'm left wondering if it's different then in UK/Europe perhaps.

Sounds daft but due to EU pressures on DJI the limits were removed, I believe, in January this year.

Yep, quick double check....

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

17th Mar 2024, 14:48

Replies: 47

Surely this can't be legal?

Views: 7,098

Posted By 42psi

I'm afraid that is no longer true. DJI...

I'm afraid that is no longer true.

DJI software no longer prevents operation in those situations.
The software simply asks/reminds and the operator clicks to continue.

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

17th Mar 2024, 10:27

Replies: 47

Surely this can't be legal?

Views: 7,098

Posted By 42psi

If it's anything like the UK nothing will happen....

If it's anything like the UK nothing will happen.

The CAA say they have no resource and it's a police matter and the police say they don't have the resource and it's a CAA matter.

Strange...

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