BVLOS Flights Outside Segregated Airspace
Verified from official sourcesVersion 1Effective -Verified 24 August 2026
In plain language
If you want to fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) outside of restricted airspace, you must hold a specific operating permit and fly only in atypical airspace (like close to buildings) over controlled or sparsely populated areas.
Requirement as structured
BVLOS flights outside of segregated or controlled airspace require a specific operating permit and may only be operated in atypical airspace above controlled or sparsely populated territory.
Original regulatory text
If you want to perform BVLOS flights outside of segregated or controlled airspace, then you may only apply for a specific operating permit. These flights may only be operated in atypical airspace above controlled or sparsely populated territory.
Applies when
- operation
- BVLOS