March 14, 2015 Ryan Perez

European Aviation Safety Agency sets out risk-based approach to civil drone use

Three categories of civil drone should be created to regulate the unmanned aerial vehicles now used in everything from filming to farming and parcel deliveries, Europe's aviation safety body has proposed.

The proposals would allow the new industry to grow while at the same time protecting people and goods, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said on Thursday (12 March).

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