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No Drones Allowed Within 25 Km Of International Borders: Centre
No Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) shall be allowed to fly within 25 kilometres from the international border including the Line of Control (LoC), Line of Actual Control (LAC) and Actual Ground Position Line (AGPL), said the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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Indian Air Force To Acquire 10 Anti-Drone Systems Post Jammu Attack
Days after terrorists used armed drones to attack its airbase in Jammu, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has initiated a process of acquiring 10 counter unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS).
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Flying Of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Banned Ahead Of Republic Day In Delhi
The Delhi Police today prohibited operations of any unmanned aircraft systems by the public from January 20 in view of the Republic Day celebrations.
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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US Moves Toward Mandatory Registration of Drones
The recommendations were made by the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Registration Task Force.
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US to Require Registration of Drones
Certain types of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), as drones are officially known, could be exempt including "toys" and other small devices.
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Gun-Firing 'Drone' Built by US Teen Under Investigation
"The FAA will investigate the operation of an unmanned aircraft system in a Connecticut park to determine if any Federal Aviation Regulations were violated."
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
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Amazon Warns US FAA of Plans to Move Drone Research Abroad
Amazon is already conducting outdoor tests "in other countries with regulatory environments more supportive of small (unmanned aircraft systems) innovation."
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Aviation schools prepare for boom in drone jobs
A growing number of American students are eager to cash in on expected boom market for drone operators after more unmanned aircraft become legal to fly in U.S. airspace, which could happen in the next few years.
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No Drones Allowed Within 25 Km Of International Borders: Centre
No Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) shall be allowed to fly within 25 kilometres from the international border including the Line of Control (LoC), Line of Actual Control (LAC) and Actual Ground Position Line (AGPL), said the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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Indian Air Force To Acquire 10 Anti-Drone Systems Post Jammu Attack
Days after terrorists used armed drones to attack its airbase in Jammu, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has initiated a process of acquiring 10 counter unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS).
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Flying Of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Banned Ahead Of Republic Day In Delhi
The Delhi Police today prohibited operations of any unmanned aircraft systems by the public from January 20 in view of the Republic Day celebrations.
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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US Moves Toward Mandatory Registration of Drones
The recommendations were made by the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Registration Task Force.
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US to Require Registration of Drones
Certain types of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), as drones are officially known, could be exempt including "toys" and other small devices.
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Gun-Firing 'Drone' Built by US Teen Under Investigation
"The FAA will investigate the operation of an unmanned aircraft system in a Connecticut park to determine if any Federal Aviation Regulations were violated."
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
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Amazon Warns US FAA of Plans to Move Drone Research Abroad
Amazon is already conducting outdoor tests "in other countries with regulatory environments more supportive of small (unmanned aircraft systems) innovation."
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Aviation schools prepare for boom in drone jobs
A growing number of American students are eager to cash in on expected boom market for drone operators after more unmanned aircraft become legal to fly in U.S. airspace, which could happen in the next few years.
