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Drone mission planning: what regulations must be followed?

RegulationBy Samuel BrauMarch 30, 2020

Every day, hundreds of drones fly simultaneously and must share the airspace with airplanes and military aircraft. One of the DGAC's roles is to coordinate all these actors. To achieve this, the DSAC has established four main regulatory principles: Operational drone scenarios

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The supervisor, located in the control center, can monitor the evolution of his fleet (or swarm) of drones in real time from the ground station.

Automatic flights were programmed in advance on all drones.

The supervisor is alerted in case of a problem and can intervene in the conduct of the flight by activating a pre-programmed emergency sequence or by switching to manual piloting.

 

 

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