Beijing puts a total ban on drones in update to regulations after deadly crash

Beijing has introduced a total ban on drones, prohibiting all uncrewed flights and the possession and storage of existing devices. This move aims to strengthen security in the capital after a deadly crash in June, where a small aircraft crashed into the Citic Tower, resulting in the pilot's death. The ban is set to take effect on November 15, and the new regulations also detail disposal methods for existing drones.

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China is introducing stricter drone regulations to improve safety. This could lead to increased scrutiny of drone usage and potential disruptions to industries that rely on drones.

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