SINGAPORE, Feb. 1 -- The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) will ease restrictions on unmanned aircraft in the country from February 14.
Among the key changes, shared in a statement yesterday, the authority will remove the current limits on the number of unmanned aircraft weighing above 250g that a company or individual can register.
Currently, Singaporeans and permanent residents can register up to five unmanned aircraft, while non-citizens are limited to one. This rule will be lifted, offering more freedom to commercial operators and enthusiasts.
"The limits are set to manage the risks associated with unmanned aircraft operations... Those who wish to register unmanned aircraft above these limits will have to seek special appr...