China to ban drone sales in Beijing citing security concerns
Summary
China will ban the sale, rental, and import of drones in Beijing starting Friday due to security concerns. Drone owners in the city must register their devices, get permission before flying, and complete online training and a test on drone rules.Key Facts
- Beijing will ban selling, renting, or bringing drones and key drone parts into the city.
- Drone owners must register their drones with the police.
- Flying drones outdoors in Beijing requires prior approval from authorities.
- Users must finish online training and pass a rules test before flying drones.
- Exceptions for drone use exist for counter-terrorism and disaster relief if approved.
- Beijing’s airspace is largely a no-drone zone, requiring air traffic authority approval to fly.
- China has over three million registered drones and is home to major companies like DJI.
- The new rules aim to improve safety while supporting technological and economic growth.
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