Infographic | International Drone Laws

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Our International Drone Laws infographic shows s table of some of the key drone laws in various countries around the globe, including their rules on advanced operations (BVLOS) and UTM.

  • File: Infographic | International Drone Laws
  • Updated: January | 2023
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  • Want to learn more? Read our blog post about the evolution of drone laws and the latest upcoming topics to bear in mind. The blog also contains some information on our Drone Readiness Index about which countries are most prepared to implement drones into their airspace.

BENEFIT OF INTERNATIONAL DRONE LAWS INFOGRAPHIC

This International Drone Laws Infographic provides an easy-to-understand table of drone regulations in various countries around the world. These regulations are likely to play a very key and influential role on drone operations, so it is imperative that drone operators keep these in mind and take note of when the regulations will take effect.

Understanding the the latest drone regulation can help anyone who wants to use drone technology to its fullest potential. Business developers should become familiar with this latest drone regulation infographic since it can also make it easier to navigate regulatory landscapes and to understand what may or may not be an easy implementation of drone technology.

As more regulations are passed for BVLOS operations, flying over people, and at night, drone applications will continue to grow. As explained in our BVLOS Operations Report, there are several efforts currently under way around the globe to pass regulation that will allow more widespread and diverse drone applications.

To discuss the more about regulation, drone operations, drone applications and/or the big players in the drone market as well as regulatory standards or any other drone-related topics, contact us.

CONTENT

Our International Drone Laws Infographic shows some of the key regulations regarding advanced operations in some of the top global markets. These countries include Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, the UK and the US. Moreover the table looks at Operational Limitations (regarding BVLOS exemptions, standard scenarios and rules) as well as administration and airspace in regard to the integration of UTM services.

Many of the countries featured include members of the European Union or follow similar rules thanks to EASA, which is reflected in our International Drone Laws Infographic. However it is wort noting that for example France does have UTM system trial ongoing, which goes beyond what other EASA members are currently doing. Other countries such as Switzerland and the UK, who are not members of the European Union, nevertheless tend to follow EASA guidelines (especially to facilitate trade and business activities in EU countries). Additionally, there are other top countries making steady progress in regard to BVLOS and UTM, which include Australia, Canada, and China among others.

If you’re looking for more information on the latest drone regulation, read our blog post. Here is an excerpt from the blog:

“Drone rules and standards still pose some challenges on different drone industry segments and these challenges face different timelines before they can be resolved. Some of these challenges will be addressed in the short term (e.g. SORA standards and the introduction of remote ID services). Other challenges like standardizing BVLOS flights or advanced UTM services are more medium-term and might influence all segments only in 3 to 5 years.

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