NEW DELHI: The government said on Monday that the aviation regulator is in the process of developing an interim operations guideline for civil use of drones or unmanned aircraft systems.
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Mahesh Sharma told the Lok Sabha during question hour that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation is in the process of developing an interim operations guideline for civil use of UAS.
"Till such regulations are issued, no non government agency, organisation or an individual will launch a UAS in Indian civil airspace for any purpose whatsoever," the minister said in a written reply.
According to the minister, the aircraft rules do not cover use of UAS and that the DGCA has restricted the civil use of vide public notice issued on October 7, 2014.
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