On June 5, the ministry published draft rules for the manufacture and use of drones (representation)
New Delhi:
The Bombay Flying Club has become the country’s first DGCA-approved drone training school, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Monday.
“Good news for drone users. Do you want to become a professional drone pilot? If so, enroll in the Bombay Flying Club as Bombay Flying Club becomes the first drone training school in India approved by the DGCA,” said the ministry on Twitter.
In an ordinance dated July 20, the DGCA approved the club’s request “for remote pilot training in remotely piloted aircraft systems”.
However, he said the club will need to meet certain conditions regarding aerial photography, security, insurance and obtain permits from the local administration, the defense ministry, the interior ministry, the military. Indian Air and Airports Authority of India.
From June 8, the ministry began the process of registering non-compliant drones which were not registered with the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and which did not receive acknowledgment numbers. drone reception (DAN).
This provided a similar unique opportunity for voluntary disclosure of these drones between January 14 and 31. A total of 19,553 non-compliant drones were registered during this period.
On June 5, the ministry released draft rules for the manufacture and use of drones in the country where it proposed that an authorized drone manufacturer or importer could only sell its devices to an individual or entity. approved by the DGCA.
It will publish the final rules once it has deliberated on the comments received from stakeholders on the draft rules.
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