Finally, the dream is about to come. All passionate people, not official Drone pilots who really love to fly the drone, but some government restriction purpose they could not, now Indian government has given a surprise gift to them by allowing fly drone in the Indian sky but after passing drone training. All drone lovers can fly their drone from 1st December 2018. In the year 2014, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation had permitted a public notice to promulgate its intention to release guidelines to regulate the civil use of drones. The notice illuminated that until the formulation of regulations, there would be a full ban on the civil use of drones by any individual, organization or non-governmental agency. Ahead, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade added another legal impediment by way of a notification issued to restrict the import of drones.
On 27th August 2018, a circular issued by the Director General of Civil Aviation. The government has finally introduced its policy for Drone Policy, ending a long period of opacity and paving the way for the commercialization of drones in India. The new policy defines and classifies Drone pilots how they are to be operated, and the restrictions that they will have to operate under.
An assortment of Drones:-
NANO: It would be Less than or equal to 250 grams.
MICRO: It would be Greater than 250 grams and less than or equal to 2 kg.
SMALL: It would be Greater than 2 kg and less than or equal to 25 kg.
MEDIUM: It would be Greater than 25 kg and less than or equal to 150 kg.
LARGE: It would be Greater than 150 kg.
Drones come under WPC Approval Services categories product it will now also run on such de-licensed frequency. The Drone Policy now permits for the import of Drones though, with certain regulatory requirements in place. Entities that intend on importing Drones into India will first have to obtain an Equipment Type Approval from the Wireless Planning and Coordination wing of India's Department of Telecommunication for operating Drones in de-licensed frequency bands. De-licensed frequency bands are low-frequency bands, which for instance, facilitate communication between connected vehicles in the automotive industry.
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