Major Cities and a summary of their drone regulatory status – Regulations for recreational and commercial drone operators with links to regulators can be found by following the link to the state page.
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Drone Laws in Abu Dhabi
According to GCAA, drone use is allowed in Abu Dhabi, subject to GCAA regulations. However, the MOI has temporarily suspended drone operations. Read on for more details.
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Drone Laws in Bangkok
According to CAAT, drones are allowed in Bangkok, subject to CAAT regulations. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in Dubai
According to DCAA, drone use is allowed in Dubai, subject to DCAA and GCAA regulations. However, the MOI has temporarily suspended drone operations. Read on for more details.
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Drone Laws in Hong Kong
According to HKCAD, drone use is allowed in Hong Kong, subject to HKCAD regulations. Read on for more details.
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Drone Laws in LA
Drones are allowed in Los Angeles for recreational and commercial use, subject to FAA regulations and flight controls put in place by local governments. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in NYC
Drones are allowed in NY City for recreational and commercial use, subject to FAA regulations and flight controls put in place by local governments. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in Paris
According to FCAA, drones are not allowed in Paris, France. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in San Diego
Drones are allowed in San Diego for recreational and commercial use, subject to FAA regulations and flight controls put in place by local governments. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in San Francisco
Drones are allowed in San Francisco for recreational and commercial use, subject to FAA regulations and flight controls put in place by local governments. Read on for details.
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Drone Laws in Tokyo
According to JCAB, drone use is allowed in Tokyo, subject to strict JCAB regulations. Read on for more details.
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Drone Laws in Washington DC
Drones are limited in Washington DC for recreational and commercial use, subject to FAA regulations and flight controls put in place by local governments. Read on for details.
