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Definition
beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) (3.1.35) operation where the primary means of achieving safe separation from crewed aircraft is using airspace structures which are intended to reduce the likelihood of an otherwise unmitigated encounter with a crewed aircraft to an acceptable level
NOTE Examples of airspace structures that are used for segregation include permanent or temporary danger areas, prohibited areas and restricted areas.
Previous Version: 1.0 Release date: September 2023
beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) (3.1.19) operation where the primary means of achieving safe separation from crewed aircraft is using airspace structures which are intended to reduce the likelihood of an otherwise unmitigated encounter with a crewed aircraft to an acceptable level.
NOTE: Examples of airspace structures which can be used for segregation include permanent or temporary danger areas, prohibited and restricted areas.
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segregated beyond visual line of sight (S-BVLOS) operations
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