Congratulations on the purchase of your new Autel EVO II Pro RTK drone.
It is crucial to ensure that your drone operations comply with the regulations set forth by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), especially when flying for commercial purposes. To assist you in navigating the regulatory landscape, below is a checklist that will guide you through the necessary steps to register your drone and adhere to CASA rules. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in severe penalties or fines for your company.
- AVIATION REFERENCE NUMBER:
- An Individual ARN is required to access the myCASA portal to register your drone and obtain accreditation.
- An Organisation ARN is also required to allow more than one person to act on behalf of the business in the myCASA portal. You may apply for an Organisation ARN through the myCASA portal using your Individual ARN.
- ACCREDITATION: For Very Small RPA category drones, you must have an RPA operator accreditation to fly for business or as part of your job. Accreditation is free, can be completed online and valid for three years. To obtain your accreditation:
- Navigate to the Individual account section then select Drone accreditation.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the accreditation quiz.
- You will need to score 85% or higher to pass the quiz.
- 3. RPA REGISTRATION: You will need to register your RPA if you fly it for business or as part of your job, even if it is operated indoors. To register your drone from your myCASA account, go to Drones and RPA then Drone registration:
| Manufacturer name: Autel |
Model name: EVO II Pro RTK V3 |
| Category: Multi Rotor |
Weight class: More than 500g but not more than 2kg |
You will need to pay a levy ($40) and registration is valid for 12 months. You will be notified by email when your registration is up for renewal.
Note: The information herein is subject to change without advance notice.