India ’s Ministry of Civil Aviation has launched its online platform for drone registration. Ministry of Civil Aviation has gone live for commercial and personal operators after over two years of consultations and revisions, following recognition in two years that the country’s drone policy was inadequate. Rules listed on the platform include requirements for unique identification numbers and permits for all drones (excluding nano and micro versions), specific height and air space limits, and no night-time flying. Happy to announce that we are launching the Online Registration Portal for #Drone Flying Permission, #DigitalSky from TODAY. Drones have also been classified into weights, with the smallest nano versions 150 kilograms and the heaviest identified as above less than 250 grams .
India ’s Ministry of Civil Aviation has launched its online platform for drone registration. Ministry of Civil Aviation has gone live for commercial and personal operators after over two years of consultations and revisions, following recognition in two years that the country’s drone policy was inadequate. Rules listed on the platform include requirements for unique identification numbers and permits for all drones (excluding nano and micro versions), specific height and air space limits, and no night-time flying. Drones have also been classified into weights, with the smallest nano versions 150 kilograms and the heaviest identified as above less than 250 grams .