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By Adam Georgiou UAVHUB From the 31st December 2020, there is no longer a requirement to hold a permission or license to fly a drone for commercial use, however, you may still need a certificate or an authorisation from the CAA to fly your drone in congested areas. For the purpose of this blog, weRead more about New Drone Rules[…]
I attended an all-day seminar this week organised by Dronesafe Register, our professional drone pilot official body who represent us. Here’s a link to Dronesafe Register’s article about the day which is worth a read. We met the senior police officer who is responsible for Gatwick. He had to deal with that nightmarish 30 hourRead more about Dronesafe Register meet at Gatwick for CAA drone pilots[…]
It can be tricky knowing how to go about hiring a drone pilot. The applications are becoming more varied all the time and the business is expanding fast. Do you need a tv shoot, a movie, a structural survey, an agricultural health check or an infra red video of a volcano. a fire or aRead more about How to hire a drone pilot[…]
You are going to love me to bits after you finish reading what I am about to tell you. I get asked how to log drone flight records quickly and simply more than anything else. Flight logs are an essential part of your Operating Manual. Clients love to glance at them to see how experiencedRead more about Flight logging for your drone made simples at airdata.com[…]
There are 4,000 CAA certified drone pilots in the UK. This number has shot up over the last five years. Drone use for aerial photography and surveying has mushroomed. As a CAA certified drone pilot with a PfCO (permission for commercial operations) I have learned a great deal about the legalities and safety issues aroundRead more about Not a lot of people know that[…]
The Boeing 737 is the most popular passenger plane in the world. Over 6,000 have been made since they came into service in the late sixties.They have one of the best safety records and have flown millions of hours. In the eighties one suddenly rolled on its back when it was about to land andRead more about Boeing 737 Max latest safety issue in plane’s history[…]
March is the “quiet” part of the year. Time to take stock, catch up on CAA changes and do some maintenance. The CAA fly exclusion zone around ATZs (air traffic zones) is being extended to 5 km from 1 km. Everyone who owns a drone will need to take a simple online knowledge test, registerRead more about That sinking feeling[…]