Bashy
Captain
Flight distance : 2354357 ft
United Kingdom
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Surely using the correct lights enable you to see the orientation,
"monitor its flight path in relation to other aircraft, persons, vehicles, vessels and structures"
Where i fly, its not applicable other than the "other aircraft" and imo, at night, you would see their strobes well before you would see the craft during daylight.
This also bring brings me back to an old argument i had once, where in the drone code does it tell people to look up further important information on the CAA website, it does not, the CAA are trying to keep it as a hobby for hobbyists. We are given a very simple set of rules/laws. If no flying at night was applicable to hobbyists, it would state, i mean, come one, it is a major point, its not like its something they would have forgot to put in the code, at the end of the day, it is not illegal for hobbyists to fly at night, how they go about it might be though, but in general, it is not illegal for UK hobbyists.
Antionio, yes, the CAA does specify that |
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