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GM2 Article 15(2) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-19522
ED Decision 2022/002/R
found in: Unmanned Aircraft Systems (2019/947 and 2019/945) Part-UAS (Jul 2024)
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GM2 Article 15(2) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones ED Decision 2022/002/R EXEMPTION(S) FROM ONE OR MORE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR UAS OPERATIONS IN THE ‘OPEN’ CATEGORY Examples of operations that the Member States may authorise in UAS geographical zones without an application for an operational authorisation are: — operations in the ‘open’ category, conducted with UASs that exceed 25 kg (a different mass threshold may be defined by the Member States); — operations in the ‘open’ category, conducted at a height that exceeds 120 m (a different height threshold may be defined by the Member States). Exemptions may also apply to all categories, for example, geographical zones where UASs are exempted from some technical features, such as electronic identification or geo-awareness.
##### GM2 Article 15(2) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones *ED Decision 2022/002/R* **EXEMPTION(S) FROM ONE OR MORE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR UAS OPERATIONS IN THE ‘OPEN’ CATEGORY** Examples of operations that the Member States may authorise in UAS geographical zones without an application for an operational authorisation are: — operations in the ‘open’ category, conducted with UASs that exceed 25 kg (a different mass threshold may be defined by the Member States); — operations in the ‘open’ category, conducted at a height that exceeds 120 m (a different height threshold may be defined by the Member States). Exemptions may also apply to all categories, for example, geographical zones where UASs are exempted from some technical features, such as electronic identification or geo-awareness.