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I have registered my unmanned aircraft (UA). Do I still require basic training, permits and/or a UA pilot licence?

Updated by CAAS 6mo ago

Yes, depending on the purpose of the activity, the total weight of your UA, as well as the location and height at which you intend to fly your UA, you may still need to obtain a UA basic training (UABT) certificate, a UA pilot licence (UAPL), an activity permit and/or an operator permit.

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Flying of Unmanned Aircraft Operator and Activity Permits UA Registration UA Pilot Licence UA Basic Training

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