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Drone Rules for Labasa Airport
Labasa, Northern Division (Northern Division)
• Fiji
G8MQ+H3M, Labasa, Fiji
Lat: -16.466 • Lng: 179.338
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- https://www.caaf.org.fj/drones-guidelines/ — Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji guideline page regulating drone clearances near regional island airstrips and helipads.
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| Summary | — | Island Airfield Helipad Operational Buffer. Unmanned aircraft operations near the regional runway and helipad require prior approval from management. Medical evacuation helicopters operating along the coast have absolute priority in this controlled airspace. Operators must keep their drones below low altitude caps and |
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Island Airfield Helipad Operational Buffer. Unmanned aircraft operations near the regional runway and helipad require prior approval from management. Medical evacuation helicopters operating along the coast have absolute priority in this controlled airspace. Operators must keep their drones below low altitude caps and within direct sight.
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+ Island Airfield Helipad Operational Buffer. Unmanned aircraft operations near the regional runway and helipad require prior approval from management. Medical evacuation helicopters operating along the coast have absolute priority in this controlled airspace. Operators must keep their drones below low altitude caps and within direct sight.