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Original (As Enacted or Made): The original version of the legislation as it stood when it was enacted or made. Description: This document covers the unmanned aircraft system (UAS) related articles within the Air Navigation Order that will remain relevant after the 31 December … (b)in Scotland or Northern Ireland to a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum. The owner of an unmanned aircraft required by Article 6(1) or (2) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation to be certified must not cause or permit that aircraft to be flown unless the owner has first registered that aircraft in accordance with Article 14(7) of that Regulation. by deleting the definition of “munitions of war”. (EU Exit) Regulations 2020, which were laid in March 2020. PART I AUTHORITY: A1. — (1) This Order may be cited as the Air Navigation (Amendment) Order 2020. Articles 265A, 265B, 265C, 265D, 265E and 265F apply to or in relation to unmanned aircraft to which this article applies, and article 265(3) applies in relation to those articles. There are other amendments but none are relevant. 265B.—(1)  A remote pilot must not fly an unmanned aircraft other than a tethered small unmanned aircraft unless—. Any person guilty of an offence under article 265E(7) is liable on summary conviction to a fine—. Duration Permission for all types Navigation Order 2016. (a)in the words before paragraph (a), for “flight by a small unmanned aircraft except a flight for public transport, or any operation of any other aircraft except an operation” substitute “operation of an aircraft other than”; “(b)which, when not made available to the public, is performed under a contract between an operator and a customer, where the latter has no control over the operator,”. 5.—(1) Article 23 (exceptions from application of provisions of the Order for certain classes of aircraft) is amended as follows. 01/01/2020 Page 1 of 15 ANO-003-ATNR-2.0 A. Laid before the … 265C.—(1) The owner of an unmanned aircraft required by Article 6(1) or (2) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation to be certified must not cause or permit that aircraft to be flown unless the owner has first registered that aircraft in accordance with Article 14(7) of that Regulation. point UAS.OPEN.040(1) (overflight of people); point UAS.OPEN.040(2) (horizontal distances); point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a) insofar as relates to carrying proof of competency; A remote pilot may fly a tethered small unmanned aircraft in a manner not in compliance with the requirements specified in paragraphs (2)(a)(i), (2)(a)(ii), (2)(a)(v), (2)(b)(i), (2)(b)(iii), (2)(b)(iv) and (2)(b)(viii) provided that flight or that part of that flight is in accordance with a permission issued by the CAA to the UAS operator. Her Majesty, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, orders as follows: 1.—(1) This Order may be cited as the Air Navigation (Amendment) Order 2020. The UAS operator or a remote pilot of a tethered small unmanned aircraft must not cause or permit—. For the purposes of paragraph (3), a “relevant requirement” in relation to a flight conducted in the circumstances referred to in paragraph 1(b)(iii) is a requirement of any of the following provisions of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation—. The Air Navigation Order 2016 came into force on 25 August 2016. (3) A remote pilot may fly a tethered small unmanned aircraft in a manner not in compliance with the requirements specified in paragraphs (2)(a)(i), (2)(a)(ii), (2)(a)(v), (2)(b)(i), (2)(b)(iii), (2)(b)(iv) and (2)(b)(viii) provided that flight or that part of that flight is in accordance with a permission issued by the CAA to the UAS operator. —(1)  Every authorisation granted under paragraph 20(13)(, Revised Editions of Subsidiary Legislation. “(4A) Permission is not required under paragraph (4) for a flight, or a part of a flight, by an unmanned aircraft subject to certification.”. The minimum age of 16 years for remote pilots operating a UAS in the ‘specific’ category is lowered—, to 14 years in accordance with Article 9(3)(b) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation; or. This Order amends the Air Navigation Order 2016 (S.1. omit the definition of “Small unmanned aircraft”; in the definition of “Tethered”, before “means” insert “, in relation to a balloon,”; after the definition of “Tethered” insert—. (vi)article 265E(6) (remote pilot competency); (c)not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale in any other case.”. 2017/112, S.I. point UAS.OPEN.010(2) (maximum operating height); point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a), insofar as it relates to having the appropriate competency in the intended subcategory of flight; point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a), insofar as it relates to carrying proof of competency; point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(d) (certain safety checks); point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(a) (fitness to fly); point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it requires the remote pilot to keep the unmanned aircraft in visual line of sight; point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it relates to discontinuing the flight in certain circumstances; point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(c) (geographical zones); point UAS.OPEN.060(3) (flights close to emergency response). (2) The minimum age of 16 years for remote pilots operating a UAS in the ‘specific’ category is lowered—, (a)to 14 years in accordance with Article 9(3)(b) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation; or. 265E.—(1) A UAS operator must not cause or permit a tethered small unmanned aircraft to be flown, unless the following requirements of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation are complied with in relation to the tethered small unmanned aircraft—. 2016/765), to update the legislative framework for unmanned aircraft for when Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947 on the rules and procedures for the operation of unmanned aircraft (“the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation”) becomes applicable on 31st December 2020. Offences: tethered small unmanned aircraft, A UAS operator must not cause or permit a tethered small unmanned aircraft to be flown, unless the following requirements of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation are complied with in relation to the tethered small unmanned aircraft—. (xxii)article 265A(9)(b) (display of registration number); (b)not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale in any other case. D2™ Air. ““unmanned aircraft” means any aircraft operating or designed to operate autonomously or to be piloted remotely without a pilot on board; “Unmanned Aircraft Delegated Regulation” means Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/945 of 12 March 2019 on unmanned aircraft systems and on third-country operators of unmanned aircraft systems(6); “Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation” means Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947 of 24 May 2019 on the rules and procedures for the operation of unmanned aircraft(7); “unmanned aircraft subject to certification” means any unmanned aircraft forming part of a UAS required to be certified under Article 40(1)(a), (b) or (c) of the Unmanned Aircraft Delegated Regulation;”. Article 19(2) (reporting safety occurrences); point UAS.OPEN.050(3) of Part A of the Annex (designation of remote pilot); point UAS.OPEN.050(5) of Part A of the Annex (geo-awareness updates). Innovative, all-in-one portable GPS for pilots with a 7” display. Air Navigation Order: O 2: REVISED EDITION 1990 (25th March 1992) [1st July 1985] PART I. Section 2(2) of the 1972 Act was amended by section 27(1) of the Legislation and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 (c. 51) and by section 3(3) of, and Part 1 of the Schedule to the European Union (Amendment) Act 2008 (c. 7). (5) Paragraphs (3) and (4) cease to have effect on IP completion day(5). “(ea)the Unmanned Aircraft Delegated Regulation; (eb)the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation;”. Nos. (2) In paragraph (1), for sub-paragraph (c) substitute—. It also creates criminal offences for breaches of requirements in that Regulation. All rights reserved. Article 14(8) (display of registration number); Article 19(2) (reporting of safety occurrences); point UAS.OPEN.050(3) (designation of remote pilot); point UAS.OPEN.050(4)(a) (competency of remote pilot); point UAS.OPEN.050(5) (geo-awareness updates). A UAS operator who contravenes paragraph (1) is guilty of an offence. (a)any material to be dropped from, or dangerous goods to be carried on, the aircraft during flight; (b)the aircraft to be flown where the limit imposed by the restraining device is more than 25m long. and any condition of a kind referred to in Article 16(3) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation that is imposed on the UAS operator in the authorisation. Omit article 94 (small unmanned aircraft: requirements). The cost sharing provision continues to be aligned with EASA rules (up to six people sharing the cost rather than four) although this will be addressed in the future. In this article, “dangerous goods” and “MTOM” have the meanings assigned to them in Article 2 of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation. (a)point UAS.OPEN.010(2) (maximum operating height); (b)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a), insofar as it relates to having the appropriate competency in the intended subcategory of flight; (c)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a), insofar as it relates to carrying proof of competency; (d)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(d) (certain safety checks); (e)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(e) (MTOM check); (f)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(a) (fitness to fly); (g)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it requires the remote pilot to keep the unmanned aircraft in visual line of sight; (h)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it relates to discontinuing the flight in certain circumstances; (i)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(c) (geographical zones); (j)point UAS.OPEN.060(3) (flights close to emergency response). On 31 December 2020, an amendment to the United Kingdom (UK) Air Navigation Order 2016 (ANO) will enter into force. In paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 (interpretation)—, (a)after the definition of “low visibility operations” insert—. A UAS operator who contravenes paragraph (3) is guilty of an offence. authorise a person (called in this paragraph a senior examiner) to survey and evaluate the performance of an examiner when conducting any examination or test; by inserting, immediately after the words “authorised under sub‑paragraph (13)(, a person applying to be authorised or authorised under sub‑paragraph (13)(, by deleting the words “munitions of war or” wherever they appear in the definitions of “agent”, “dangerous goods accident” and “dangerous goods incident”; and. (a)in Part 1, in Chapter 1, omit the entries for articles 94D and 94F; (ii)in the entry for article 94A(1), in the second column (subject matter), for “Permissions for certain flights by small unmanned aircraft” substitute “Permission for unmanned aircraft flights over or near aerodromes”; 13.—(1) A permission granted to any person under article 94(5), 94A(2) or 95(1) of the Air Navigation Order 2016 before 31st December 2020 has effect, on and after 31st December 2020, as if it were an operational authorisation issued to that person under Article 12 of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation and as if any condition of the permission was a condition of that operational authorisation. Omit articles 94C(4), 94D, 94E, 94F, 94G and 95. from any other provision of that Order, in respect of any unmanned aircraft other than a small unmanned aircraft, the original print PDF of the as enacted version that was used for the print copy, lists of changes made by and/or affecting this legislation item, confers power and blanket amendment details, links to related legislation and further information resources, the original print PDF of the as made version that was used for the print copy. (8) In this article, “dangerous goods” and “MTOM” have the meanings assigned to them in Article 2 of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation. (i)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(a) (operational procedures and limitations); (ii)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(b) (designation of remote pilot or allocation of responsibilities for autonomous operations); (iii)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(d)(i) (competency of remote pilot); (iv)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(d)(v) (operations manual); (v)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(f) (authorised limitations and conditions); (vi)point UAS.SPEC.050(1)(g) (record-keeping); (vii)point UAS.SPEC.090 (access to records); (viii)point UAS.SPEC.100 (use of certified equipment). Section 61 was amended by the Aviation (Offences) Act 2003 (c. 19), section 2. Article 265C makes it an offence for the owner of an unmanned aircraft in the certified category to cause or permit that aircraft to be flown without first having registered. Any person who contravenes paragraph (1) is guilty of an offence. GI 275. the requirements in Article 4(1) of, and Part A of the Annex to, the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation are met for that flight (an ‘open’ category flight); at the time of the flight, one of the following is valid for the flight (a ‘specific’ category flight)—. p. 7 Informal Consolidation – version in force from 1/9/2020 “aerodrome operator”, in relation to a certified aerodrome, Minimum age requirements: UAS operators and remote pilots. For the purposes of paragraph (3), a “relevant requirement” in relation to a flight conducted in the circumstances referred to in paragraph (1)(b)(iii) is any condition of a kind referred to in Article 16(3) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation that is imposed on the remote pilot in the authorisation. It also creates criminal offences for … Dependent on the legislation item being viewed this may include: Click 'View More' or select 'More Resources' tab for additional information including: All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated. point UAS.LUC.020(2) (scope and privileges of the LUC); point UAS.LUC.020(3) (operational control system); point UAS.LUC.020(4) (operational risk assessment); point UAS.LUC.020(5) (LUC record-keeping); For the purposes of paragraph (7), the holder of a LUC who, in accordance with a privilege granted under point UAS.LUC.060(2) of Part C of the Annex to the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation, authorises a flight without applying for an operational authorisation is to be taken as having complied with any requirement in a provision referred to in paragraph (7)(d) relating to an operational authorisation. 2018/1160, S.I. 10. Malta: Aviation Laws and Regulations 2020. point UAS.OPEN.020(2) (overflight of people); point UAS.OPEN.060(3) (flights close to emergency response); where the tethered small unmanned aircraft has a MTOM 250g or more, the following provisions of Part A of that Annex—. At the Court at Windsor Castle, the 16th day of December 2020, The Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council. ““LUC” refers to a light UAS operator certificate, which means a certificate issued to a UAS operator by the CAA under point UAS.LUC.050 of Part C of the Annex to the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation;”; (b)for the definition of “Remote pilot” substitute—. (ii)point UAS.OPEN.020(4)(b) (competency); (iii)point UAS.OPEN.040(1) (overflight of people); (iv)point UAS.OPEN.040(2) (horizontal distances); (v)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(a) insofar as relates to carrying proof of competency; (vi)point UAS.OPEN.060(1)(d) (certain safety checks); (vii)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(a) (fitness to fly); (viii)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it requires the remote pilot to keep the unmanned aircraft in visual line of sight; (ix)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(b), insofar as it relates to discontinuing the flight in certain circumstances; (x)point UAS.OPEN.060(2)(c) (geographical zones); (xi)point UAS.OPEN.060(3) (flights close to emergency response). Instrument created Instrument made (signed into law) 17 December 2020. 2019/645. 1]. This Order may be cited as the Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order 2007 and comes into force on 9th January 2008. For the purposes of paragraphs (1) and (2), any reference to an “unmanned aircraft” or “UAS” in the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation is to be read as if it includes a tethered small unmanned aircraft or a system that includes such an aircraft. This Order is the Air Navigation (Flight Crew Recency — Exemption) Order 2020 and comes into operation on 1 May 2020. (8) For the purposes of paragraph (7), the holder of a LUC who, in accordance with a privilege granted under point UAS.LUC.060(2) of Part C of the Annex to the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation, authorises a flight without applying for an operational authorisation is to be taken as having complied with any requirement in a provision referred to in paragraph (7)(d) relating to an operational authorisation. (3) An acknowledgement of competency issued to any person under article 94E(1) of the Air Navigation Order 2016 before 31st December 2020 has effect, from 31st December 2020 until the date on which it would have expired, as evidence that that person has the appropriate competency required by point UAS.OPEN.020(4)(b) of Part A of the Annex to the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation. This Order is made in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 60(1), (2)(b), (3)(d), (e), (h), (n) and (q) and (4), 61(1)(a) and 101(1)(a) of, and Schedule 13 to, the Civil Aviation Act 1982(1), and section 2(2) of the European Communities Act 1972(2). (vii)point UAS.SPEC.100 (use of certified equipment). 8. Amendments to the Air Navigation Order The Air Navigation Order (ANO) has been amended by the Air Navigation (Amendment) Order 2020 (S711/2020) which came into operation … The UAS operator must not cause or permit a small tethered unmanned aircraft to be flown unless the UAS operator has reasonably formed the view that the remote pilot of the aircraft complies with the requirement specified in paragraph (2)(b)(ii) in relation to that flight. The current Articles 3 to 5 and 12 make consequential amendments to the 2016 Order, and article 11 also inserts necessary definitions. PRELIMINARY: Citation: 1. After article 265 (offences and penalties), insert—, 265A.—(1) A UAS operator must not cause or permit an unmanned aircraft other than a tethered small unmanned aircraft to be flown unless—. (c)the UAS and the UAS operator have been certified as required by Article 6(1) or (2) of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation (a ‘certified’ category flight). or holds a permit under Article 252 of the Air Navigation Order 2016. Article 13 provides transitional arrangements for the ongoing recognition of certificates of registration, acknowledgements of competency, and certain other permissions and exemptions granted under the 2016 Order, and sets out the effect that these are to be treated as having under the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation. (6) For the purposes of paragraph (3), a “relevant requirement” in relation to a flight conducted in the circumstances referred to in paragraph (1)(b)(i) is a requirement in any of the following provisions of the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation—. Coming into force 8th February 2020 THE MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS makes this Order under Article 181 (h) of the Air Navigation (Jersey) Law 2014 – 1 Schedule … Definitions: 2. Revocation 2. (i)point UAS.LUC.020(2) (scope and privileges of the LUC); (ii)point UAS.LUC.020(3) (operational control system); (iii)point UAS.LUC.020(4) (operational risk assessment); (iv)point UAS.LUC.020(5) (LUC record-keeping); (v)point UAS.LUC.090 (access to records). by deleting the words “a munitions of war permit under paragraph 50C,” in sub‑paragraph (1); and. When a permit is required and how to apply. Air Navigation (Isle of Man) Order 2015 provides the legal requirements for civil aviation operation, and subordinate legislation details Cape Town Convention, Rules of the Air, Safety of Third Country Aircraft. Explanatory Memorandum sets out a brief statement of the purpose of a Statutory Instrument and provides information about its policy objective and policy implications. This site additionally contains content derived from EUR-Lex, reused under the terms of the Commission Decision 2011/833/EU on the reuse of documents from the EU institutions. article 265E(1)(b) (display of registration number); article 265E(1)(d) (designation of remote pilot); article 265E(1)(e) (geo-awareness updates); article 265E(6) (remote pilot competency); the Unmanned Aircraft Delegated Regulation; the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation; after the definition of “low visibility operations” insert—, for the definition of “Remote pilot” substitute—. at the time of take-off, the remote pilot reasonably holds the view that the requirements in Article 4(1) of, and Part A of the Annex to, the Unmanned Aircraft Implementing Regulation will be met in respect of the planned flight (an ‘open’ category flight); A remote pilot who contravenes paragraph (1) in relation to a flight, and who was not also the UAS operator in relation to that flight, is guilty of an offence. 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