U.S. - Some interesting info regarding BVLOS, Night Flying and Flying over people.

[spsphotos]

Proposed Drone Regulations Allow Waiverless Flying Over-People and Night Operations

The Department of Transportation made three major announcements that will be an advancement for the commercial drone industry: (1) proposed regulations to allow drone operators to fly over people as well as at night WITHOUT a waiver or an exemption, (2) an advanced notice of proposed rule making...

jrupprechtlaw.com

 

[Deleted member 103366]

It might be an idea to specify the country to which this relates, not everyone will check where you are.

 

[spsphotos]

It might be an idea to specify the country to which this relates, not everyone will check where you are.

Sure...I'll update title. LOL.

 

[BigAl07]

Keep in mind it's still just a Proposal and won't be submitted until AFTER Remote ID is finalized which is still a ways off.

These new "allowances" are a good ways off still.

One other key factor to keep in mind... If, I repeat IF there is a UAS to human accident before these allowances are finalized you can rest assured they will never make it into the final draft of the proposal.

FLY Smart and Fly SAFE!!!

 

[CactusJackSlade]

Sure...I'll update title. LOL.

Who is "US"... is that all of US?... or just US in the USA ?

 

[Thomas B]

Who is "US"... is that all of US?... or just US in the USA ?

U.S. (= USA, = United States)

 

[Vic Moss]

I'm not sure of the date of this article. I just sent Jonathan a text to see.

But the FAA has been saying for a while that the new rules that are covered in the NPRM will be out this month. Stay tuned...

 

[Deleted member 114292]

Proposed Drone Regulations Allow Waiverless Flying Over-People and Night Operations

The Department of Transportation made three major announcements that will be an advancement for the commercial drone industry: (1) proposed regulations to allow drone operators to fly over people as well as at night WITHOUT a waiver or an exemption, (2) an advanced notice of proposed rule making...

jrupprechtlaw.com

Doesn’t apply to me my drone can’t meet this requirement:
No exposed rotating parts that could lacerate human skin.

 

[Vic Moss]

Jonathan posted this when the NPRM came out. He thinks later December or early January.

 

[Vic Moss]

Doesn’t apply to me my drone can’t meet this requirement:
No exposed rotating parts that could lacerate human skin.

These aren't the requirements, they're just the NPRM. New rules will be announced this month.

 

[pdipasquale]

Proposed Drone Regulations Allow Waiverless Flying Over-People and Night Operations

The Department of Transportation made three major announcements that will be an advancement for the commercial drone industry: (1) proposed regulations to allow drone operators to fly over people as well as at night WITHOUT a waiver or an exemption, (2) an advanced notice of proposed rule making...

jrupprechtlaw.com

Taken From FAA drone regulation PDF.
6. Do not fly at night unless your drone has lighting that allows you to know its location and orientation at all times.

 

[Vic Moss]

Taken From FAA drone regulation PDF.
6. Do not fly at night unless your drone has lighting that allows you to know its location and orientation at all times.

Could you link to that?

That wording isn't in 14 CFR 107 or 44809. The FAA is notorious for publishing vague summaries of rules.

 

[jaja6009]

Who is "US"... is that all of US?... or just US in the USA ?

There's other people in this world besides US? LOL

 

[pdipasquale]

Recreational Flyers & Modeler Community-Based Organizations

www.faa.gov

 

[UAS_Dude]

There's other people in this world besides US? LOL

Apparently not - LOL

 

[pdipasquale]

That's not what he asked. He asked about the FAA which is US. I'll ask nicely please don't be rudely sarcastic especially when it didn't pertain to you.

 

[UAS_Dude]

The term "FAA" is nowhere in the post that I addressed. Please don't be so overly sensitive about something so trivial.

 

[dirkclod]

The term "FAA" is nowhere in the post that I addressed. Please don't be so overly sensitive about something so trivial.

There was nothing you added of use in this thread so if nothing to add relevant to the OP’s thread there is no need in posting
And that goes to all in this thread.