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What is an Unmanned Aircraft Flying Area (UAFA) and why is it necessary?
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The UAFA is a dedicated site that provides a safe flying area fitted with light amenities needed for unmanned aircraft (UA) recreational activities while safeguarding aviation and public safety. It gives UA operators the assurance that it is safe to fly here and offers a common space to gather and foster a culture of safe and responsible UA operations amongst the UA community in Singapore.
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