Alaska Statutes Title 18. Health, Safety, Housing, Human Rights, and Public Defender § 18.65.901. Operational requirements for unmanned aircraft systems

(1) obtain any authorization, permit, or certificate required by the Federal Aviation Administration to operate the unmanned aircraft system;

(2) allow the unmanned aircraft system to be operated only by unmanned aircraft system pilots and crew members who have been trained and certified in the operation of the unmanned aircraft system and only under the supervision of officials trained in the policies and procedures governing the use of the unmanned aircraft system;

(3) provide that the flight of an unmanned aircraft system be approved by the commissioner or deputy commissioner of public safety or the chief administrative officer of the law enforcement agency or the officer's designee;

(4) ensure that the flight of an unmanned aircraft system be for a public purpose;

(5) maintain a record of each flight, including the time, date, and purpose of the flight, and the identity of the authorizing official;

(6) establish an auditable flight record system, including the documentation of a change in a flight time record;

(7) establish a method for notifying the public of the operation of an unmanned aircraft system, unless notifying the public would endanger the safety of a person;

(8) provide for community involvement in the development of the policies required in this section, including the consideration of public comment.