A few charts to understand the new rules of unmanned aerial vehicles flying drones notes all in this

On January 26, 2018, the Interim Regulations on the Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flights (Draft for Comments) (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations), which were drafted by the State Council and the Office of the Air Traffic Control Committee of the Military Commission, were released on the official website of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) causing widespread concern among all sectors of society. The Regulations are detailed, with detailed descriptions of the types of drones, pilot requirements, airspace applications, and safety supervision, and importantly, this is China's guidance and deployment of the future development and management of drones from a national strategic level.

However, as of now, there are still many users concerned about the publication of the "Regulations" whether there is an impact on future personal / corporate flights and changes, the Global Drone Channel took the opportunity to give you a comb, according to the chart way easy to understand one by one drawing.

First, the regulations for the object.

The People's Republic of China has jurisdiction over the unmanned aerial vehicle system units, individuals and unmanned aerial vehicle flight-related personnel and their related activities. (Mainland China)

Unmanned aerial vehicles are: no pilot on board to operate the aircraft, including remotely piloted aircraft, autonomous aerial vehicles, model aircraft. Remotely piloted aerial vehicles + autonomous aerial vehicles are collectively referred to as drones.