Geocaging for C6 UAS

Geocaging the UAS C6 - EU Drone Port

In this article, we are going to explain what Geocaging is and its direct relationship with the semantic model according to the SORA methodology and other critical aircraft systems.
This brought many interpretations. That’s why in the latest version of the , there’s a new way to calculate VLOS in a more accurate way.

Important Update: How to Calculate VLOS distance

Important Update: How to Calculate VLOS distance - EU Drone Port

Visual line of sight operation (VLOS) was defined as a type of UAS operation in which, the remote pilot is able to maintain continuous unaided visual contact with the unmanned aircraft, allowing the remote pilot to control the flight path of the unmanned aircraft in relation to other aircraft, people and obstacles for the purpose of avoiding collisions.

This brought many interpretations. That’s why in the latest version of the , there’s a new way to calculate VLOS in a more accurate way.

What can I do with a Light UAS Operator Certificate

What can I do with a Light UAS Certificate - EU Drone Port

Imagine being able to authorise your own drone operations without always needing to seek prior approval from a competent authority. That’s one of the exciting privileges that come with holding a Light UAS Certificate (LUC).

Cross-border Operations

Cross-border Operations - EU Drone Port

A UAS operator planning to conduct operations in a different Member State from where they are registered must first secure the necessary authorisation from their home state unless they have a Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC) with the appropriate privileges.

Aeromodelling Rules

aeromodelling rules - EU Drone Port

From December 31, 2020, aeromodelers must comply with Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947 whenever flights are not conducted inside buildings or fully enclosed spaces.

UAS Operations in Air Demonstrations under EU Regulation 2019/947

UAS Operations in Air Demonstrations under EU Regulation 2019/947 - EU Drone Port

Engaging in UAS operations within the context of an air demonstration is governed by Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947. This regulation, applicable to both professional and recreational users, mandates compliance for those involved in sporting, recreational, competition, and exhibition activities.

UAS Operator Registration and Requirements under EU Regulation

Comprehensive Overview of UAS Operator Registration and Requirements under EU Regulation - EU Drone Port

In response to evolving regulations for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the European Union, this guide addresses key aspects of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947 enforced on December 31, 2020. Focusing on UAS procedures for operator registration.