When one type of air mass collides with another type of air mass, it is generally
referred to as a "front". • The front is usually described by the temperature and
characteristics of the front that is advancing. For instance, if warm air is overtaking
cool air, this would be a warm front.
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Fronts
• Warning areas are similar to restricted areas in that it alerts pilots to potential in-
flight hazards. However, the US government does not have sole jurisdiction over
warning areas.
• Warning areas can begin as close as 12 NM from the US coastline and go outward.
Warning areas are depicted by a W followed by numbers, such as "W-4153."
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Visual Flight Rules. VFR is generally used in manned aircraft aviation to describe the
type of operations or set of "rules" that a pilot is flying under. Visual flight rules mean
that the pilot is primarily looking outside of the aircraft to avoid other aircraft and
navigate the sky. He is flying "visually".
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VFR
National Airspace System. The NAS generally refers to the airspace over the United
States
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NAS
It is required to be reported to the FAA within 10 calendar
The report must include the following information:
1. UAS remote PIC's name and contact information;
2. sUAS remote PIC's FAA airman certificate number;
3. sUAS registration number issued to the aircraft, if required (FAA registration
number); 4. Location of the accident;
5. Date of the accident;
6. Time of the accident;
7. Person(s) injured and extent of injury, if any or known;
, 8. Property damaged and extent of damage, if any or known; and
9. Description of what happened.
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Timeline and Content Requirements for Report Filing
o You have consumed ANY alcohol within the last 8 hours;
o You are under the influence of alcohol;
o You are using any drug that affects you in a manner that would cause you to be
unsafe in the operation of the sUAS; and/or
o You have a blood alcohol level of 0.04 or greater.
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You are not allowed to operate an sUAS or act as a crewmember under the
following conditions
Under Part 107, UAS operations are only allowed during daylight hours. The FAA
classifies "daylight hours" as morning civil twilight to evening civil twilight, which, said
more simply just means daylight is 30 minutes before official sunrise to 30 minutes
after official sunset.
For example, if the official sunrise time in your area is 7:30 am and the official sunset
time is 8:00 pm, you would be allowed to operate your UAS from 7:00 am to 8:30 pm.
Anything else would be considered outside of daylight hours.
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Daylight Operations
referred to as a "front". • The front is usually described by the temperature and
characteristics of the front that is advancing. For instance, if warm air is overtaking
cool air, this would be a warm front.
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Fronts
• Warning areas are similar to restricted areas in that it alerts pilots to potential in-
flight hazards. However, the US government does not have sole jurisdiction over
warning areas.
• Warning areas can begin as close as 12 NM from the US coastline and go outward.
Warning areas are depicted by a W followed by numbers, such as "W-4153."
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, Warning Areas
Visual Flight Rules. VFR is generally used in manned aircraft aviation to describe the
type of operations or set of "rules" that a pilot is flying under. Visual flight rules mean
that the pilot is primarily looking outside of the aircraft to avoid other aircraft and
navigate the sky. He is flying "visually".
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VFR
National Airspace System. The NAS generally refers to the airspace over the United
States
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NAS
It is required to be reported to the FAA within 10 calendar
The report must include the following information:
1. UAS remote PIC's name and contact information;
2. sUAS remote PIC's FAA airman certificate number;
3. sUAS registration number issued to the aircraft, if required (FAA registration
number); 4. Location of the accident;
5. Date of the accident;
6. Time of the accident;
7. Person(s) injured and extent of injury, if any or known;
, 8. Property damaged and extent of damage, if any or known; and
9. Description of what happened.
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Timeline and Content Requirements for Report Filing
o You have consumed ANY alcohol within the last 8 hours;
o You are under the influence of alcohol;
o You are using any drug that affects you in a manner that would cause you to be
unsafe in the operation of the sUAS; and/or
o You have a blood alcohol level of 0.04 or greater.
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You are not allowed to operate an sUAS or act as a crewmember under the
following conditions
Under Part 107, UAS operations are only allowed during daylight hours. The FAA
classifies "daylight hours" as morning civil twilight to evening civil twilight, which, said
more simply just means daylight is 30 minutes before official sunrise to 30 minutes
after official sunset.
For example, if the official sunrise time in your area is 7:30 am and the official sunset
time is 8:00 pm, you would be allowed to operate your UAS from 7:00 am to 8:30 pm.
Anything else would be considered outside of daylight hours.
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Daylight Operations
