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The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has set regulations for drone operators to display their drone ID on their aircraft for identification and safety purposes.
A CAA Drone ID is a unique code assigned to a drone operator by the Civil Aviation Authority. This identification number must be displayed visibly on the drone.
Having a CAA Drone ID helps authorities identify the owner of the drone in case of accidents or incidents. It also promotes accountability among drone pilots.
To obtain a CAA Drone ID, you need to register as a drone operator with the Civil Aviation Authority. Once registered, you will receive a unique identification number to be displayed on your drone.
The CAA Drone ID should be displayed prominently on the drone where it is easily visible. This is usually on the body of the aircraft.
Failure to display the CAA Drone ID as required can result in fines or other penalties imposed by aviation authorities.
