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The FAA has proposed a privacy policy that requires test site operators like the Northern Plains UAS Test Site to comply with federal, state, and other laws on individual privacy protection, and take other measures related to privacy.
The privacy requirements the FAA has proposed are specifically designed for the operation of the UAS test sites. They are not intended to pre-determine the long-term policy and regulatory framework under which commercial UAS would operate.
These privacy requirements aim to assure maximum transparency of privacy policies associated with UAS test site operations in order to engage all stakeholders in discussion on how law, public policy, and the industry practices should respond to UAS privacy issues that are raised.
Final FAA Privacy Requirements for the UAS Test Site Program
The University of North Dakota proactively addressed privacy concerns by establishing the nation’s first-ever UAS Research Compliance Committee to oversee, review and approve the use of UAS for research at UND and the Northern Plains UAS Test Site.
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