Is the use of Unmanned Aircraft Flying Area (UAFA) exclusive to unmanned aircraft (UA) operators?

Updated by CAAS 2y ago

The UAFA is a shared common space for the public. UA operators are reminded of the need to be considerate towards other users of the space.

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Flying of Unmanned Aircraft UA Flying Area

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