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ARTICLE · 26 OCTOBER 2016

New drone regulations to provide clarification and efficacy

The use of drones has increased across many commercial practice areas such as real estate, agribusiness and photography.

AustraliaTransport

By: Mark Yum, Partner

Effective 29 September 2016 are amendments to the regulation relating to the use of civil and commercial drones. The Civil Aviation Safety Regulations (CASR), the regulatory tool affecting drones, will amend Part 101 of the regulation to lessen the severity of the current regime pertaining to commercial drone usage in Australia.

Who does it impact?
The increased use of drones across many commercial practice areas including real estate, agribusiness and photography means that the new regulations, effective 29 September 2016, will provide both clarification and efficacy.

New Regulations
Drones, correctly referred to as Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) have different regulations dependent upon their use for recreational or commercial purposes. Amendments to Part101 include three critical changes.

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