YOU CAN HELP SAVE MODEL FLYING IN THE UK! YOU NEED TO SEND FEEDBACK TO THE CAA!

Info Sheet Full Of Jargon: bmfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2...
BMFA Response: bmfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2...
Submission Form: consultations.caa.co.uk/rpas/....
My extra answer to Question 15:
In addition to the BMFA response, I would like to add the following:
When referring to "manually Piloted" I believe this should INCLUDE the use of Gyros for stabilisation and systems that allow basic automated flight modes such as Return To Launch/Home and Circle/Loitering modes. I do agree the rules have to be different from manually piloted UAS to fully automated, waypoint flying drones, but the grey area in the middle needs to be considered. I believe the definition of a UAS that ISN'T Manually piloted should be: a drone that can take off, fly around and land without any manual piloting required.