“Camera, action!” – How drones are changing the film and entertainment industry
Ford Anglia hovering over the Glenfinnan Viaduct against the picturesque Scottish landscape in pursuit of the...
Read moreHistory of military drones
What are drones? This would seem to be how an article on their history should begin. ...
Read moreShooting down manned and unmanned aircraft in Polish law
State and civilian aircraft may be used in unlawful activities with varying degrees of induced threat...
Read moreTransport of hazardous materials by manned and unmanned aerial vehicles
When we check in before a flight, we declare our awareness of the rules on what...
Read moreWhat exactly is U-space and what will determine its success?
The rapid growth of unmanned aircraft (UAV) operations is a result of, among other things, drones...
Read moreBasis for processing personal data when using drones – regulatory considerations
The significant proliferation of drone use and the fact that their use can have multiple purposes...
Read moreDrone use and privacy and data protection
The use of drones is often associated with an invasion of privacy or fear of such...
Read moreA series of bad news for drone spies
We are used to thinking about the potential of drones and the ever-new ways in which...
Read moreSocially harmful drones, i.e. about quasi-legal flights
Numerous articles published both on the Internet and in the trade and scientific press deal with...
Read moreAt what altitude does the national territory end and does this affect drone flights?
Good question The so-called “good question” is a phenomenon to be sought out on the way...
Read morePrecision agriculture and the use of unmanned aerial vehicles
1. Introduction Poland is a country with particular potential for the development of smart agriculture, i.e....
Read moreGeographical zones in Poland – airspace restrictions for pilots and operators of Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Since the entry into force of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 2019/947 of 24 May 2019...
Read moreSORA 2.5 (new) – assumptions for changes in the definitional scope
The procedure for carrying out the SORA analysis is changing. On 8 November 2022. JARUS published...
Read moreSORA – Elements of analysis (ARC, SAIL, CSO)
The next step is the determination of an initial Air Risk Class (ARC), which is an...
Read moreSORA – elements of analysis (ConOps and GRC)
Before starting the SORA analysis, it is necessary to check that, firstly, the operation does not...
Read moreSORA – introduction
As a general rule, UAV flights are carried out in three categories – open, specific and...
Read moreUse of drones in rural areas
In the public debate and in the work of national and EU legislative bodies, a lot...
Read moreAeromodelling in the light of drone regulations
The rapid growth of the drone market has meant that under the term unmanned aerial vehicles...
Read moreObligation to report the flight in DroneRadar
Every flight performed with a drone in the Polish airspace must be reported to the Polish...
Read moreOperator vs. pilot
Basic concepts in the area of unmanned aerial vehicles, which, especially for those not familiar with...
Read moreSelected aspects of tort liability for damage caused by unmanned aircraft
1. INTRODUCTION Unmanned aerial vehicles commonly referred to as drones are a permanent fixture in the...
Read moreCriminal liability of users of unmanned aerial vehicles
1. Introduction The use of UAVs, like any human activity, involves risks. These can range from...
Read moreScope of LUC certificate
The Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC) is defined in Article 2(9) of Implementing Regulation 2019/947 as...
Read moreHierarchy of drone regulations
1. Introduction As a branch of administrative law, the law of unmanned aerial systems is characterised...
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