UAE Sets New Rules for Safe Drone-Aircraft Integration
The UAE has introduced a first-of-its-kind national regulation to ensure the safe integration of drones into its airspace, establishing certification standards for unmanned aircraft navigation service providers.
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The UAE has unveiled a groundbreaking national regulation to integrate drones safely into its airspace alongside traditional aircraft. Known as CAR Airspace Part Uspace, the new framework establishes clear certification standards for air navigation service providers specializing in unmanned aircraft.
This initiative focuses on ensuring a seamless and efficient aviation ecosystem by addressing key aspects such as training, quality assurance, safety measures, and certification for drone service providers. The regulation is expected to streamline drone operations while maintaining the highest levels of airspace safety.
Authorities emphasize that this move is not just about compliance but represents a major step in embracing technological advancements and fostering sustainable investments in the drone sector. With drone operations set to double in the near future, this structured framework aims to position the UAE as a leader in the future of aviation.
As the country continues to refine its approach to airspace management, these regulations will serve as a model for integrating autonomous aerial systems globally. Additionally, recreational drone users must comply with specific conditions, including registration and certification from accredited providers, ensuring a safe and regulated drone ecosystem.
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