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Do I need to register my unmanned aircraft (UA) if I am using it for flight testing purposes?

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Yes, you will be required to register the UA for all flight testing purposes, if the total weight of the UA at the time of operations, including any add-on items or modifications, exceeds 250g. This is regardless of whether the UA is likely to sustain damages requiring repairs during the course of the flight testing.


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