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Isn’t a work plan required to fly a helicopter and conduct airborne measurements?

The Chief mining inspector (Bergmästaren) decides if a work plan is needed and this is based on the purpose, scope and potential impacts.

Source: SGU, “Vad gäller vid flygmätningar”, https://www.sgu.se/bergsstaten/undersokningstillstand/gallande-flygundersokningar/

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