At present, drones are getting more and more popular, gradually flying out of their own sky. As drones are in full swing, more and more bans are coming. Now there are really news about bans flying everywhere. For this reason, people can't help but shout: Can you still ask people to play drones well? Let’s take a look at the various “flying orders” recently issued by the drone circle!
Beijing will ban drones in early March
Recently, the flight ban issued during the Two Sessions attracted high attention. The "Two Sessions" will open in Beijing on March 3. In order to fully ensure the safety of the Two Sessions, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau stipulates that from 0:00 to 24:00 on March 16, 2016, all units, organizations and individuals are prohibited from conducting various sports, entertainment and advertising flight activities in the administrative area of Beijing. For other flight activities, they must be approved by the Beijing air control department before they can be implemented.
To this end, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau specially issued the "Notice on Strengthening the Management of Low-Slow Small Aircraft in Beijing", requiring citizens and flight activity enthusiasts to strictly abide by various regulations, eliminate illegal flight activities, and actively cooperate with civil aviation, sports, public security and other departments to do a good job in the registration and management of low-Slow Small Aircraft information and owners and users information. For illegal flights, the public security organs will work with the Air Force, Civil Aviation and other relevant departments to investigate and punish them in accordance with the law.
"Notice on Strengthening the Management of Low-Slow Small Aircraft in Beijing"/Photo Source Network
If illegal flight behavior violates public security management, the public security organs shall punish them in accordance with the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China"; if the circumstances are serious and constitute a crime, the public security organs will pursue criminal responsibility in accordance with the law. If the general public finds suspicious flying objects in the air or finds that someone is operating a small aircraft to prepare for takeoff, call 110 in time to call the police.
ban on flying drone in Qinghai Lake bird habitat
After the incident of drone disturbing the swan was exposed, people condemned the brutal shooting of drones. How can humans live in peace and harmony with animals? On January 6, the Qinghai Lake Scenic Area Administration established winter travel rules for tourists and photographers, requiring that while enjoying the beautiful scenery, you should protect yourself and protect wild animals, strictly prohibit the use of "drones" in wildlife distribution areas and bird habitats, and strictly prohibit other behaviors that interfere with and destroy the natural ecological environment of Qinghai Lake.
drone disturbs swans/picture Source Network
controlled area bans drones
Recently, in response to the public safety hazards in the controlled area intensively flowing from the air, Foshan Chancheng police upgraded security measures by warning or expelling. Chancheng police remind citizens not to carry hydrogen balloons or remote-controlled drones in security control areas with dense crowds to avoid causing safety accidents.
Patrol police persuade drone vendors/photo Source Network
According to the police, paragliders and gliders, parachutes, hot air balloons, hot air airships, aviation models, and light aircraft are all aircraft with low flight altitude, slow speed and small targets, collectively known as "low, slow, small" aircraft. As the number of users of "low, slow, small" aircraft has also brought many hidden dangers. Chancheng has also experienced multiple aircraft crashes, but fortunately, no serious consequences have been caused.
In response to this, Chancheng police said that because the quality of the aircraft is uneven and the users are not trained and the quality is different, flying in areas with dense crowds of people poses great safety hazards. Chancheng police will upgrade security measures and strictly prohibit remote control of aircraft or carrying hydrogen balloons in controlled areas. If a threat to public safety is posed, the police will warn or expel it.
The three major states in the United States have issued a ban on carrying drones to ski resorts
It is reported that drones have been banned in major airports and national parks in the United States. For safety reasons, major ski resorts have also recently banned aerial photography of drones.
Don't carry drones into ski resorts/photo Source Network
Almost all ski resorts in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont states declare that drones are not allowed to be brought into the resort unless the official written permission of the scenic spot is provided.Vermont Snow Mountain Ski Resort and Minnesota Bartnart Ski Resort have set up target signs, strictly prohibiting drones from entering, and also logging out bans on their web pages and brochures. Thad Quimby, head of the snow mountain ski resort, said: "Flying drones around skiers, ski lifts and other mechanical equipment must have safety risks." He also said that even if you obtain written permission, you must prove that the drone has been registered.
drone crashed and almost hit the player. The FIFA World Snow League put the most ruthless "flying order"
A few days ago, a drone crashed and almost hit Austrian player Marcel Hesche. Marcus Waldner, the director of the International Snow Federation for men's events, said harshly: "As long as I am still in this position, drones will not appear on the field. They are harmful to the safety of players but not beneficial."
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Saudi Arabia banned drones because of its acquisition of information from other countries hindering aviation
On December 6 last year, the Civil Aviation Administration of Saudi Arabia (GACA) announced that it would ban the use of drones and other remote control flight devices. The UAE has introduced regulations to limit the use of drones when it amended its aviation law to increase aviation safety.
GACA Deputy Minister of Air Transport Security Abdulhaleem Al Badr said that these remote-controlled aircraft have posed a threat to airline safety and have become a means for other countries to obtain intelligence. According to the regulations, citizens who want to use private drones must first apply to the regulatory authorities and can only use them after obtaining approval; if the drone will cause harm to aircraft, airports and aviation service facilities, citizens are not allowed to use drones.
Unless otherwise permitted, the ban on drones in Canada's national parks
Canada's rules on drones are still unclear. Even if the question of "whether drones are allowed to be used in Parks Canada National Park for recreational entertainment activities" has been struggling for a long time. Although the answer to this question is "No". However, if you are a commercial drone operator and have a special flight license, or if you have a Transport Canada immunity, you may be able to obtain permission from the park administrator to perform special flights in the park.
Canadian National Park/Photo Source Network
According to the air management regulations of national parks, aircraft including drones are not allowed to take off or land in national parks unless the consent of the park administrator.
Golden Gate Bridge has become a no-fly zone for drones
Since the "9/11 Incident", the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has regarded the Golden Gate Bridge as an "important national facility". Therefore, there is a security fence on the Golden Gate Bridge. The bridge also receives $1,500 million in annual grants from the federal and state governments to enhance the security capabilities of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Golden Gate Bridge/Photo Source Network
The Federal Aviation Administration has formulated a series of regulations for the use of commercial drones, including limiting flight time to daylight and must fly within the sight of the drone operator. In addition, the flight altitude of the drone is also limited, and the drone operator must obtain a certificate. It is recommended to be equipped with a drone observer, and the drone must be registered.
The managers of the Golden Gate Bridge agree with the regulations issued by the US Federal Aviation Administration. For safety reasons, they suggest that more detailed requirements should be given for non-commercial drones.
There are so many "no flight orders" that everyone should pay attention to in the future!
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