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Flying Of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Banned Ahead Of Republic Day In Delhi
The Delhi Police today prohibited operations of any unmanned aircraft systems by the public from January 20 in view of the Republic Day celebrations.
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Navy's Remotely Piloted Aircraft Crashes Near Kochi Base During Take-Off
A Remotely Piloted Aircraft or RPA of the Indian Navy crashed during take off just outside the Naval base in Kochi today, a Defence spokesperson said. No casualties were reported.
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Afghanistan Orders Curbs On Media's Use Of Drones
In a country known for the widespread use of military unmanned aircraft, the Afghan government on Wednesday moved to restrict the use of camera drones by media companies.
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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US to Require Registration of Drones
Certain types of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), as drones are officially known, could be exempt including "toys" and other small devices.
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Turkish PM Davutoglu Says Downed Drone Was Russian-Made: Report
A drone shot down by Turkish warplanes in Turkish air space near Syria on Friday was Russian-made, but Moscow has told Ankara the unmanned aircraft did not belong to Russia, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said today.
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Japan Government Eyes Urban Drone Ban
Japan plans to ban the public from flying drones above residential areas and at night, as it scrambles to legislate after a device was found on top of the prime minister's office in April.
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Unidentified Drones Reappear Over Paris During Night
Unidentified drones flew over Paris for a second night in a row, police said today in the latest mystery appearance of unmanned aircraft over the French capital at a time of high security.
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
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CNN Wins Go-Ahead to Test Drones for News Coverage
CNN said on Monday that it has reached agreement with US aviation regulators to test drones for news gathering in the US, the network said.
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'CIA may start using new drones to target militants in Pakistan'
The CIA may start using new jet-powered drones to target al-Qaeda and Taliban militants in Pakistan to overcome some of the logistic hurdles posed by the slower-moving unmanned aircraft, according to a media report.
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Aviation schools prepare for boom in drone jobs
A growing number of American students are eager to cash in on expected boom market for drone operators after more unmanned aircraft become legal to fly in U.S. airspace, which could happen in the next few years.
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Flying Of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Banned Ahead Of Republic Day In Delhi
The Delhi Police today prohibited operations of any unmanned aircraft systems by the public from January 20 in view of the Republic Day celebrations.
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Navy's Remotely Piloted Aircraft Crashes Near Kochi Base During Take-Off
A Remotely Piloted Aircraft or RPA of the Indian Navy crashed during take off just outside the Naval base in Kochi today, a Defence spokesperson said. No casualties were reported.
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Afghanistan Orders Curbs On Media's Use Of Drones
In a country known for the widespread use of military unmanned aircraft, the Afghan government on Wednesday moved to restrict the use of camera drones by media companies.
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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US to Require Registration of Drones
Certain types of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), as drones are officially known, could be exempt including "toys" and other small devices.
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Turkish PM Davutoglu Says Downed Drone Was Russian-Made: Report
A drone shot down by Turkish warplanes in Turkish air space near Syria on Friday was Russian-made, but Moscow has told Ankara the unmanned aircraft did not belong to Russia, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said today.
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Japan Government Eyes Urban Drone Ban
Japan plans to ban the public from flying drones above residential areas and at night, as it scrambles to legislate after a device was found on top of the prime minister's office in April.
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Unidentified Drones Reappear Over Paris During Night
Unidentified drones flew over Paris for a second night in a row, police said today in the latest mystery appearance of unmanned aircraft over the French capital at a time of high security.
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
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CNN Wins Go-Ahead to Test Drones for News Coverage
CNN said on Monday that it has reached agreement with US aviation regulators to test drones for news gathering in the US, the network said.
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'CIA may start using new drones to target militants in Pakistan'
The CIA may start using new jet-powered drones to target al-Qaeda and Taliban militants in Pakistan to overcome some of the logistic hurdles posed by the slower-moving unmanned aircraft, according to a media report.
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Aviation schools prepare for boom in drone jobs
A growing number of American students are eager to cash in on expected boom market for drone operators after more unmanned aircraft become legal to fly in U.S. airspace, which could happen in the next few years.
