On 31st December 2020, EASA’s Implementing Rule for Drones became active and because this date was (just) within the Brexit transition period, the new regulatory environment has become UK law.
This seminar will provide the UAS/Drone community with a comprehensive update on the significant changes in regulations that apply to their operations. The focus will be the commercial sector, although the current distinction between commercial and leisure use of Drones is no longer so relevant.
The details of the changes will be provided by Gerry Corbett of the UK CAA who will be available to answer questions.
We also have a series of speakers able to put the changes into context from the perspective of UAS operators, training, and insurance providers, as well as an update from the Drone manufacturer, DJI, on what the new rules mean for them and their products. Other speakers will provide information on related issues including the UK draft Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill.
View the full conference programme here and to secure your place click on the book now below.
Delegate fees:
RAeS Member: £20 +VAT
Non Member: £40 +VAT
RAeS Corporate Partner: £30 +VAT
RAeS Student/Apprentice Affiliate Member: £10 +VAT
ARPAS-UK Member: £30 +VAT
Speakers include:
Rachel Welch-Philipps and Simon Phippard of Bird & Bird
Gerry Corbett of the CAA
Rupert Dent, ARPAS-UK Regulations Director
Phil Tarry, of Halo Drones & founding Chairman of ARPAS-UK
Carson Lyons of AIG Aerospace Insurance Services