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Check out my new course! https://bit.ly/36XUXse - How To Start And Run A Successful Drone Business Drones and Aircraft. Collision Avoidance. Drone Safety Tips Drones are now commonplace and it is self evident that there is a real risk of conflict between unmanned and manned aircraft. In some countries, guidelines on the operation of drones have been issued and subsequently some have been enshrined into law. In the UK, the Civil Aviation Authority supports the development of drones but also recognises the risks. Rogue operators of drones continue to cause problems, not just for aviators and commercial aircraft, but also for legitimate operators of unmanned aerial vehicles. There have already been reports from pilots of drones flying dangerously close to aircraft. In a report published in 2018 the CAA stated that there have been "seven confirmed cases of direct in flight contact between drones and civil or military manned aircraft worldwide". And while none of those seven were in the UK, the same report goes on to say that there were 59 occasions between April 2016 and March 2017 where UK pilots reported "suspected drones in proximity to their aircraft". However, as the report reminds us, there is a difference between flying in proximity and actually colliding with an aircraft. The consequences of such a collision will obviously depend on several factors, not least of which is the size and weight of the UAV and the manned aircraft. How To Fly Your Drone Legally Commercial and recreational drones operate from ground level up to a ceiling of 400 feet. Remember, this is measured AGL, from where the drone pilot is standing. So if you're on top of a 500' hill or cliff and you launch your drone you can fly up to 400' above you. This would put your drone 900' above sea level. Aircraft, except for landing and take off, generally operate above 500 feet above ground level. However, there are exceptions; low flying military aircraft is one well known example. Anyone who is familiar with Mach Loop in Wales, or any of the other low flying practice areas, will understand how suddenly such aircraft can appear. Emergency services helicopters and other helicopter types are also unpredictable in terms of where they may appear below 400 feet. So the onus remains with the UAV operators to take the necessary precautionary measures. Situational awareness is essential. Even though a drone pilot may be operating legally with the land owner's permission, checks need to be made for any grass airstrips or private helicopter landing areas nearby. As the Drone Age evolves the technology is maturing. For some time now DJI's software has disabled flight of their drones within the proxmity of airfields around the world. So it's a sign of positive progress ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-zi6jYZrks

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My recommended books, products, and equipment: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/benlovegrove Aviation Marketing Videos: http://www.redspan.com In this edition: 1. Two more British pilots arrested for people smuggling. 2. Is the US Army about to stop using all DJI drones? 3. Pilot Profile: Anny Divya, The World's Youngest Female Boeing 777 Captain Chocks away then... 1. In July two British pilots were arrested at an airfield near Rotterdam for allegedly preparing to fly illegal immigrants into the UK. The pilots flew their leased Piper Chieftain to Holland from Lydd airport in Kent. These arrests in Holland come after two other British pilots were convicted by French authorities for similar offences. They attempted to smuggle four Albanians into the UK from Marck, near Calais, in a Cessna 172. They each received a two-and-a-half year sentence, a minimum of five years flying ban, and the aircraft was confiscated. Earlier this year Lithuanian pilot Algirdas Barteska was convicted for the same offence. UK Border Force officials believe this is just the tip of the iceberg. With seats selling at up to £900 each there are large profits tempting criminals and gangs. If you see anything suspicious particularly at remote airfields in the south east of England you should call 101 and quote Project Pegasus or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Follow the @HantspolPlanes account on Twitter for more information and the latest updates. 2. Is the US Army about to stop using all DJI drones? The sUAS News website has published an article which includes what appears to be a US Army memo. The memo, dated 2nd August 2017, has the subject line "Discontinue Use of Dajiang Innovation (DJI) Corporation Unmanned Aircraft Systems". It goes on to specify "DJI UAS Technology Threat and User Vulnerabilities". It then quotes a Navy memo dated 24 May 2017 entitled, "Operational Risks with Regards to DJI Family of Products." The memo points out that DJI drones are the most widely used within the Army and that 300 separate Airworthiness Releases for DJI products have been issued by the Army Aviation Engineering Directorate. The latest update from the US Army is confirmation that the guidance was issued but there is no further comment. DJI on the other hand have said they are "surprised and disappointed" by the news and will be contacting the US Army to discuss it. Head over to suasnews.com for updates on this story. 3. Anny Divya is the world's youngest female Boeing 777 Captain. Anny started flying aged 17 and obtained her pilot's licence within two years. She became a commercial pilot for Air India in 2006 and did some of her training and hour building in Spain. Anny Divya comes from the south east of India and had to leave home in order to pursue ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpQgYGmVIQY