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Drones Gallery

the RPA is in a fit-to-fly condition;
the pilot is the holder of a valid remote pilot licence;
the remotely piloted aircraft station is compatible and interoperable with the aircraft it is connected to in all phases of flight; and
the RPA is being controlled by only one piloted aircraft station at any given moment in time.
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Drones Video

In order to guide the basis for basic aviation safety and security, Part 101 of civil aviation regulations states that:

    No remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) shall be operated, unless such RPA has been
    issued with a letter of approval; which is valid for a period of 12 months.
    No RPA shall be sold unless the seller has notified the buyer of the operational
    requirements as imposed by the SACAA.
    No person shall operate an RPAS unless:
    the RPA is in a fit-to-fly condition;
    the pilot is the holder of a valid remote pilot licence;
    the remotely piloted aircraft station is compatible and interoperable with the aircraft it
    is connected to in all phases of flight; and
    the RPA is being controlled by only one piloted aircraft station at any given moment in
    time.