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Latest News From ARPAS

ARPAS-UK New Committee Announced

ARPAS-UK is delighted to welcome both old and new faces on to the Committee for 2019/20. The skills, expertise and talents of this Committee will be put to good use over the coming months and yearsor our Members and the Industry.  We are lucky to

Two looks at farmers using a new tool for herding sheep: drones

Maja Burry and Simon Rogers of Radio New Zealand reported on March 7th about farmers in New Zealand using drones to marshal sheep. This isn't necessarily a new development for  drones, as the BBC reported on a farmer in Ireland doing this back in 20

CAP 1763

As a reminder to everyone the changes to the ANO announced in February come into effect today, 13th March 2019. Here is CAP1763 New UAS guidance Feb 2019 Please read.   ARPAS-UK in the media today, after the new legislation around dron

Take a peak at the people who want to represent ARPAS-UK next

We've had some truly awesome nominations for the Committee, so first of all, I want to thank them for standing up for their Industry: you're amazing and we can't do this without you. Angus Benson-Blair Angus started in the drone industry in Janua