Taiwan: an operator certificate is required for drones of government bodies, schools or legal persons, drones above a set weight, and drones the CAA announces

In plain language

Under Article 99-10(2) of Taiwan's Civil Aviation Act, the operator must pass the examination and be issued an operator certificate by the CAA before operating a drone owned by a government agency (institution), school or legal person, a drone whose maximum take-off weight reaches a certain weight, or another drone announced by the CAA.

Requirement as structured

Under Article 99-10(2) of Taiwan's Civil Aviation Act, the operator must pass the examination and be issued an operator certificate by the CAA before operating a drone owned by a government agency (institution), school or legal person, a drone whose maximum take-off weight reaches a certain weight, or another drone announced by the CAA.

Original regulatory text

下列遙控無人機之操作人應經測驗合格，由民航局發給操作證後，始得操作： 一、政府機關（構）、學校或法人所有之遙控無人機。 二、最大起飛重量達一定重量以上之遙控無人機。 三、其他經民航局公告者。

Applies when

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caveat

The weight threshold and licence classes are set by the Regulations of Drone, which were not reviewed; Drone Assistant does not state that threshold.