Drone regulations could get more complex

Regional drone rules may complicate aerial photography.

7 cards · 1m · tap to begin

From · · 1m

Drone regulations could get more complex

Regional drone rules may complicate aerial photography.

In brief

Regional drone rules may complicate aerial photography. Somerset Council suggests regional governments could control drone regulations, potentially complicating operations for photographers. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.

Drone X show reveals regulatory shifts

Flood sign on road in Somerset

At Drone X in London last week, professionals discussed potential regional drone regulations.

“Combat tested”

Current drone regulations challenge photographers

Professional drone operators face complex rules including landowner permission, insurance, and risk assessments.

“from the Ukraine”

Regional regulations proposed for UK

Somerset Council's Corinne Matthews suggested regional governments might control local drone rules.

“CRAes”

Emergency powers for flooded areas

Emergency powers for flooded areas

Matthews hinted at relaxed emergency powers for drones flying beyond visual line of sight in flooded zones.

“Beyond Visual Line of Sight”

Regional devolution complicates rules

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham promotes regional government power, potentially affecting drone regulations.

“regional devolution”

Civil Aviation Authority response

The UK's Civil Aviation Authority declined to confirm regional drone regulations but said they haven't heard anything yet.

“declined to go on record”

US drone regulations differ

US drone regulations differ

In the US, federal rules dominate over state-level drone regulations, unlike the UK's potential regional approach.

“federal rules”

The short version

Somerset Council suggests regional governments could control drone regulations, potentially complicating operations for photographers.

Read the original on Digital Camera World

React

Sign in to react and comment.

Comments (0)

Life is short. Keep it sweet. Respect others' opinions and be kind!

    Recommended next

    More decks on somerset council and related topics.