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Who will need an unmanned aircraft pilot licence (UAPL)?

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You need a UAPL:

  1. If you are operating an unmanned aircraft (UA), regardless of the UA weight, for business purposes or for non-recreational or non-educational purposes; or

  2. If you are operating a UA that weighs more than 7kg, for recreational and educational purposes.

 

The UAPL allows the holder to operate UA of the specific class and category.

Topics:

Flying of Unmanned AircraftUA Pilot Licence

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