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Hyderabad Police Bans Drones For A Month After Intelligence Inputs
Flying of an unmanned aircraft, commonly known as drones, has been banned in Hyderabad for a month. The Hyderabad Police has said drones and other remote-controlled flying devices won't be allowed in the city from April 8 to May 7.
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Aviation Regulator Releases Draft Guidelines For Unmanned Flying Devices
In its efforts to regulate operations of unmanned flying devices like drones, which are increasingly posing challenge to regulators and personnel manning airspace, DGCA has come out with draft guidelines for civil use of such machines.
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Japan Government Eyes Urban Drone Ban
Japan plans to ban the public from flying drones above residential areas and at night, as it scrambles to legislate after a device was found on top of the prime minister's office in April.
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US Proposes New Rules Regulating Drone Use, Recommends Users to be Above 17-Year
US aviation regulators unveiled sweeping new guidelines on Sunday governing the use of small unmanned drones, proposing that the devices can only fly in daylight, must remain within users' sightlines and cannot fly near manned aircraft.
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Hyderabad Police Bans Drones For A Month After Intelligence Inputs
Flying of an unmanned aircraft, commonly known as drones, has been banned in Hyderabad for a month. The Hyderabad Police has said drones and other remote-controlled flying devices won't be allowed in the city from April 8 to May 7.
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Aviation Regulator Releases Draft Guidelines For Unmanned Flying Devices
In its efforts to regulate operations of unmanned flying devices like drones, which are increasingly posing challenge to regulators and personnel manning airspace, DGCA has come out with draft guidelines for civil use of such machines.
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Japan Government Eyes Urban Drone Ban
Japan plans to ban the public from flying drones above residential areas and at night, as it scrambles to legislate after a device was found on top of the prime minister's office in April.
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US Proposes New Rules Regulating Drone Use, Recommends Users to be Above 17-Year
US aviation regulators unveiled sweeping new guidelines on Sunday governing the use of small unmanned drones, proposing that the devices can only fly in daylight, must remain within users' sightlines and cannot fly near manned aircraft.
