Category: Industrielt
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- Category: Industrielt, Nyheter
- Published: 1. februar 2017
Dronevirksomhet er ett punktene på felles-ønskelista til havnæringene. Automatisering, som inkluderer bl.a. fjernstyrte droner til forvaltning/overvåking av store havområder.
Ref:
http://gemini.no/2017/01/slosing-havnaeringene-forblir-pa-tue/
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- Published: 1. februar 2017
Droner i Norge 2017 er oppfølgeren til den nasjonale dronekonferansen Droner i Stormen, som ble avholdt i Bodø i januar 2016. Droner i Norge skal arrangeres i Bodø Spektrum (Bodøhallen og Nordlandshallen) og Newton Flight Academy 7. februar 2017.
Norsk Dronepilotforening er med og vil orientere om driften og mål for framtida.
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- Published: 20. januar 2017
Det franske postselskapet DPD Group fikk nylig tillatelse til å starte regulær postflyging med droner i Provence.
Les mer her: http://www.tu.no/artikler/skal-teste-drone-pa-ordinaer-postrute/367412
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- Category: Flysikkerhet, Industrielt, Nyheter
- Published: 27. desember 2016
Klipp fra referatet fra komitéens nylige møte i Montreal – med synspunkter rundt UA (RPAS):
9.3 Clarification of the difference between drone and RPAs was provided.
The first one (drone), refers to the aircraft (vehicle), but RPAs refers not
only to the vehicle or aircraft but also to the remote system to operate
the drone.
9.4 About the integration of these pilots into the membership of Member
Associations, Norway just added a category of membership and ALPA US
is thinking of doing so eventually, once rules changes made. Spain is just
about to get new RPAS legislation (consultation draft stage) and would
like to amalgamate or add drone pilots to SEPLA.
Australia (AFAP) has thought of the idea too, and relations with drone
pilots (through ACUO – Australian Certified UAV Operators association)
is strong and growing.
9.5 Review of the new regulation in the US for drones under 55#. It was also discussed the
pressure to allow larger drones in the class A airspace and the research
ongoing to have unmanned aircraft in airline operations in NASA and the
US Air Force. This is a hot area of the law in US and the qualifications of
the people operating is being developed. ALPA’s position is that, if the
operation is one that is replacing a manned operation, then the
qualifications must be those of the pilot that did the operation.