New insights on commercial drone regulation and the drone readiness index
- The latest drone regulations pave the way for more BVLOS, OOP and at-night operations
- Both the FAA and EASA have continued to develop and implement path-leading regulations for drone technology
- International drone standards for basic and advanced operations will take effect in the next 5 years to allow for better leveraging of drone technology
- Regulators in several countries besides the FAA and EASA will look to implement new rules to allow for more drone operations to take place
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- Comprehensive 90-page commercial drone regulation report with country profiles, Drone Readiness Index and upcoming regulation.
- Detailed country profiles for 23 of the largest global drone markets with latest revision date, link to regulation, operational limitations, UTM activities, remarks and outlook.
- Chapter on Drone Readiness Index (DRI) for top 37 drone markets based on six key metrics: applicability, human resources, administrative infrastructure, operational limits, airspace integration and social acceptance.
- Dedicated chapters on international drone rules & standards, emerging drone regulation, and regulation outlook, challenges & trends.
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