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Unmanned State Aircraft and the Exercise of Due Regard

Mark D. Van Ells

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This paper, published in Issues in Aviation Law and Policy, examines the legal implications of “State un-manned aircraft (SUAs)” operating in international airspace in light of the apparent capabilities of “due regard radar.

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This paper, published in Issues in Aviation Law and Policy, examines the legal implications of “State un-manned aircraft (SUAs)” operating in international airspace in light of the apparent capabilities of “due regard radar.

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This paper, published in Issues in Aviation Law and Policy, examines the legal implications of “State un-manned aircraft (SUAs)” operating in international airspace in light of the apparent capabilities of “due regard radar.

Key concepts: Aeronautics, State (computer science), Aviation, Political science, Radar, Engineering, Aviation law, Aerospace engineering

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