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Drone airspace: what drone legislation says.

RegulationsBy Samuel BrauOctober 14, 2019

Drone airspace and regulations: what you need to know. Drone airspace starts from the very first meter above the ground. It is divided into two distinct main areas. Above 150 meters (500 feet) above ground level, it is reserved for airplanes and other manned aircraft. Below 150 meters,

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The supervisor, located in the control center, can monitor the progress of their drone fleet (or swarm) in real time from the ground station.

Automated flights have been pre-programmed across all drones.

The supervisor is alerted in the event of an issue and can intervene in flight operations by activating a pre-programmed emergency sequence or switching to manual control.

 

 

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