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Regulations for Flying Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) in Australia
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has established guidelines for drone operations. The DJI Dock 2, as an automated drone solution with remote pilot control, falls under specific categories that require CASA authorization from the National Aviation Authority (NAA) beyond the pilots’ line of sight.
Key BVLOS Flight Approval
There are four ways to obtain authorization:
CASA and DJI Dock2 operational requirements for obtaining approval for flying Beyond Visual Line of Sight can be found on the CASA official website: www.casa.gov.au.
Manufacturer Support
DJI provides product-related documentation to assist end-users in preparing the SORA and Concept of Operations (ConOps), including:
Regulatory Overview
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is Australia’s regulatory body for civil aviation safety. CASA regulates and oversees aviation safety in Australia, ensuring that both national and international aviation operations meet stringent safety standards.
To fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), you must obtain approval from the National Aviation Authority (NAA). This involves:
DJI Dock2 Operations Manual, Functional Hazard Assessment report, and Manufacturer Declaration are essential documents for preparing the SORA and ConOps.