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/13^th September 2018, Stefan Tasevski, DroneBelow/ Germany has always been one of the most forward-thinking countries when it comes to revolutionary technology. The country where some of the finest and most premium car makers such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Porsche are based has recently been under pressure to change its law for another type of technology – drones and unmanned aircraft vehicles (UAVs).

/15^th December 2017, Jones Day by Ozan Akyurek, Maximilian P. Krause, Rhys W. Phelps, Francesca Ravallese and Martin J. Wortmann/ The European Union aims at producing effective EU-wide rules to make drone use in low-level airspace safe, secure, and environmentally friendly. The "U-space" the European Union wants to regulate covers altitudes of up to 150 meters.

/12^th October 2016, DRONE MARKET WATCH^TM/ Main stakeholder responsible for drone (UAV) flight regulation in Hong Kong is the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) of the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. CAD is responsible for processing applications for non-recreational operations of UAS (such as for rent or commercial purposes) within Hong Kong. With the significantly different level of sophistication of drones (UAVs) available in the market, any person intending to operate UAS, regardless of size and weight, for non-recreational purpose within Hong Kong should submit details to CAD well before the intended date of operation.