Equipment Regulation
According to the regulations in force, the RPAs are divided into 4 classes:
Aeromodels – Unmanned aircraft for recreation purposes;
RPA Class 3 – Unmanned airplanes, with the maximum takeoff weight of 55lb or less, piloted from a remote piloting station for various purposes, including recreation.
RPA Class 2 – Unmanned airplanes, with the maximum takeoff weight of more than 55lb and less than or equal to 331lb, piloted from a remote piloting station for various purposes, including recreation.
RPA Class 1 – Unmanned aerial aircraft, with maximum takeoff weight greater than 331lb, piloted from a remote pilot station for various purposes including recreation.
The various Brazilian governmental authorities involved (ANATEL, ANAC, and DECEA) require specific processes and documents for the regularization of the RPAs, according to the equipment class. It is the responsibility of the operator to identify the requirements applicable to his equipment and to seek regularization of the same with each of the authorities, before beginning to use it.
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Operating Permits
According to the regulations in force, any RPA, regardless of the purpose of the flight, that wishes to operate outside confined space (private property where the flight is authorized) or more than 98.4ft from the ground, must request authorization to perform the operation with the Department of Air Spray Control (DECEA).
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