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Technology · 7 April 2026

China's 2026 drone rules: Real names, permits for flights

China's 2026 drone rules: Real names, permits for flights

Drone users face stricter limits as authorities increase control over airspace and safety. China is introducing tougher regulations requiring real-name registration, permits for flights in many areas and closer monitoring of operations as part of new aviation rules. The measures, taking effect in 2026, also include limits in major cities like Beijing and requirements for identification and approval before flying.

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