BVLOS, or Beyond Visual Line of Sight refers to the operation of drones when the pilot or person in command does not have direct visual line of sight with the drone. Drones operated under BVLOS conditions are usually assisted by airspace management software and a number of connections to the internet.
Benefits of BVLOS operations include the following:
BVLOS operations have a number of considerations that need to be taken into account before getting off the ground.
BVLOS operations require planning and authorisations from CASA to ensure safety and risks are considered.
A reliable communication and control link to the drone is required to ensure smooth and safe BVLOS operations.
A sense and avoid system is a necessity when it comes to other aircraft and drones in the same airspace.
BVLOS operations require skilled operators trained as a pilot and in the specifics that surround beyond visual line of sight operations.
A comprehensive risk assessment before each BVLOS operation to navigate factors such as airspace congestion, environmental conditions, and failure impact.
An evaluation for specific insurance coverage to protect against potential liabilities and unforeseen events.
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