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Illegal models in the USA due to Remote ID?

This is the first year under the Remote ID regulations in the United States, and it seems not all parties are prepared. "Not all" means: almost none. There will be serious problems in the States in the very close future. Unless the modelling community in the U.S is lucky enough and the whole regulation system will fall apart, or regulations are tweaked a lot; otherwise there are critical issues.

CAA U-Turn on C1 Labels

A hugely disappointing announcement from the UK's Civil Aviation Authority as it changes the rules at the last minute to specifically ignore the new EASA numeric classifications and relegate ALL larger drones to open countryside only, even if they have the new EASA C1 label.

UAV rules to change in MarchSecrets in definitions

CAP1763 Air Navigation Order 2018 and 2019 Amendments: The United Kingdom Government published an amendment to the Air Navigation Order earlier this month, which is entering into force on 13 March 2019. Many platforms reported these changes, and the document of CAA is available below as PDF document. Then there are the definitions to be questioned.

Canada to introduce new UAV regulationsStrict rules by this summer

Canada introduce new UAV regulations by 1st of June, this year. Not surprisingly they follow the similar patterns as being implemented everywhere across the world. With simple words: same as everywhere.

UAV regulations in UKEverything and nothing change after 30th July

Yes, the title is a bit confusing but this is the situation literally. Everything is changing for multi-rotors and nothing is changing for conventional model flying like RC helicopters by the date, if...

Flying in SingaporeGood to know and my experiences

Most of us don't know even where Singapore is located on the map, although this small city state should be on the bucket list. It's trully British whilst it's so different from everything we got used to it. This is true for the RC model flying as well.

New UAV regulations in UKentering into force by 30th July

As probably all of us aware dozens of regulation are being introduced across Europe. And variations of quality are even more complicated. Which is legal in one country entirely illegal in others. Thanks to drone industry this is happening now involving us as RC pilots.