Why do we need to regulate the use of unmanned aircraft (UA)?
The flying of UA may pose risks to aviation and public safety. To mitigate these risks and provide greater assurance to the public, it is necessary to regulate UA activities and minimise disruption or risks to the public and other aviation activities.
Related questions
Will unmanned aircraft (UA) regulatory requirements continue to apply at the Unmanned Aircraft Flying Area (UAFA)?
Is the Unmanned Aircraft Flying Area (UAFA) limited to recreational unmanned aircraft (UA) flying? What about UA operations conducted for non-recreational purposes, such as research or business?
If I purchase an unmanned aircraft (UA) but not fly it, do I have to register it?
Who will need an unmanned aircraft pilot licence (UAPL)?
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