UA Observers and First-Person View (FPV) Operations
Verified from official sourcesGM1 UAS.OPEN.060(4)Version 2Effective 30 June 2026Verified -
In plain language
You can fly FPV with an observer helping you, but you are still responsible for the flight.
Requirement as structured
EASA guidance states that UA observers may also be used when the remote pilot conducts UAS operations in first-person view (FPV), a method of controlling the aircraft with the aid of a visual system connected to the aircraft camera. In any case, including during FPV operations, the remote pilot remains responsible for the safety of the flight.
Original regulatory text
UA observers may also be used when the remote pilot conducts UAS operations in first-person view (FPV), which is a method used to control the UA with the aid of a visual system connected to the camera of the UA. In any case, including during FPV operations, the remote pilot is still responsible for the safety of the flight.
Applies when
- operation
- VLOS
- regulatory category
- Open