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Are drones allowed on airplanes?
Can a drone legally fly over my property?
Do I need a permit to fly a drone?
How long can drones fly?
ome December, drones will become a commoner sight in Indian skies than they are right now. The government this week unveiled regulations that will finally allow for legal drone operations in India.
Flying drones, however, will not be as simple as buying one, whipping it out and piloting it into the air whenever and wherever you want. Neither will your e-commerce packages or daily dinners be air-delivered to your doorstep (something that is in the last stage of testing in the West) by a drone.
It must be mentioned that these are just the first set of regulations, which the government is calling Drone Regulations 1.0, meant to free Indian skies for drone operations.
The regulations will be revised and new aspects of drone flying (such as piloting a drone beyond the line of sight) may be added in the 2.0 version of the drone regulation.
The 1.0 version of the regulations will kick in from December 1 and if you're planning to have a drone a part of your New Year's Eve celebration, here is what you need to know:
WHO CAN FLY A DRONE?
Drone operations in India will be controlled by a licence-permission system quite like the regulations that govern driving cars.
Just like a driving license, you will need an Unmanned Aircraft Operator Permit in order to pilot a drone. Similarly, your drone, like your car, will need to be registered with the government and will be issued with a Unique Identification Number.
And, just like bicycle does not need a registration certificate or a licence to operate it, "nano" and "micro" drone (i.e. toy drones weighing less than 2 kg) will be exempt from these regulations.