Let's Talk Drones (2019)

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Consultation has concluded

If you fly drones for work or fun, we’d like your feedback on our recently published Regulations Amending the Canadian Aviation Regulations (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS)(External link).

We want your input on policies, programs, and services that affect you.

How you can get involved:

  • Register and post your feedback
  • Drop a pin on the map to show us where you fly your drone
  • Give us your ideas on how drone pilots can fly safely and legally within Canada

If you fly drones for work or fun, we’d like your feedback on our recently published Regulations Amending the Canadian Aviation Regulations (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS)(External link).

We want your input on policies, programs, and services that affect you.

How you can get involved:

  • Register and post your feedback
  • Drop a pin on the map to show us where you fly your drone
  • Give us your ideas on how drone pilots can fly safely and legally within Canada
Discussions: All (2) Open (2)

  • How could Canada manage the increased air traffic that will result from more drone flights?

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    Imagine more civilian drones in the sky. Would anything help you feel more comfortable with this idea?

  • Think about civilian drone use in urban areas (for example, delivering goods or carrying passengers). What type of opportunities could this technology offer Canadians?

    by Site Admin2, about 6 years ago
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