Authorization for Operations in ANAC-Managed Geographical Zones

In plain language

If you plan to fly in a geographical zone managed by ANAC, you cannot fly under the Open category. You must have a valid OAT or LUC from your home country and apply for a Cross-Border Operation authorization from ANAC.

Requirement as structured

Operations in a geographical zone managed by ANAC are excluded from the Open category, requiring the operator to hold a valid Operational Authorization (OAT) or Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC) and request a Cross-Border Operation (CBO) authorization from ANAC.

Original regulatory text

Finally, if you intend to operate in a ZG in which ANAC is the “Manager” it means that you fall automatically in the specific category (no possible to operate in the open category) and the only available option is hold a valid operational authorization OAT or a Light Unmanned UAS operator certificate (LUC) issued by your state or registry and request an CBO to ANAC