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From the 21st December, drone registration is mandatory in accordance with the Small Unmanned Aircraft (Drones) and Rockets Order S.I. 563 of 2015. All drones over 1kg must be registered. Click here for more information on drone registration. For those who have already registered, drone registration decals will be issued by post shortly.
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| 9 / 11 / 2018 PRESS RELEASE No. 2018/28 JARUS External Consultation for “JARUS SORA Annex G - Air Risk Collision Model" is now open! Submit your comments online. JARUS is pleased to announce the launch of the External Consultation for the "Annex G - Air Risk Collision Model" of the JARUS guidelines on Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA). Annex G is explanatory to the elements of the Air Risk Collision model in SORA 2.0. This Annex also provides rationale and justifications to the air risk collision model elements. The Annex G information is not part of the SORA process but provides clarifications and substantiations to the elements in the air risk collision model. We invite all JARUS stakeholders to provide comments on the new proposed Annex G of the SORA. JARUS Working Group 4 (Detect and Avoid) has developed the “SORA Annex G" in close cooperation with the JARUS WG 6 (Safety & Risk Management) with the contribution of experts from several JARUS Member States. The External Consultation will be open until Friday 07 December 2018 at https://ost.eurocontrol.int/sites/rpas/ext_consultations/SitePages/Home.aspx Please note you must register on “One Sky Team” to access the documents and submit your comments. Already registered for the ongoing JARUS External Consultation? Go directly to https://ost.eurocontrol.int/sites/rpas/ext_consultations/SitePages/Home.aspx Not registered?
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The use of drones is becoming more and more prevalent in Ireland and prospective operators should be aware of their responsibilities to ensure safety. Drones and model aircraft are considered as unmanned aircraft which are remotely piloted/controlled. These are often used recreationally. Operators of such aircraft must familiarise themselves with the rules regarding these aircraft, to ensure they don’t endanger other airspace users or people.
The Small Unmanned Aircraft and Rockets Order applies to the majority of model aircraft/drones used in Ireland.
Restrictions apply to where drones/model aircraft may be flown. They are often determined by the mass (weight) of the drone. This weight is the total weight of the aircraft as it commences its flight, less any fuel. See the Guidance Material for more detailed information.
