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on 30-01-2008 17:49
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With the introduction of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) into the civilian airspace, integration with existing rules and procedures has become difficult. In the current environment, UAVs may only operate in Restrict Airspace or Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) have to be maintained for UAVs to operate in an area, disrupting local general and commercial aviation traffic.In order to improve safety, research into integration of UAVs into the national airspace system and abroad is required. This includes the ability to interact with other aircraft, both cooperative and uncooperative, using “detect and avoid” techniques, integrate into existing flight patterns, and communicate intentions to both pilots and Air Traffic Control (ATC).
Last update : 30-01-2008 17:49
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