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Panel set to propose drone registration, tougher penalties
It aims to give recommendations to Govt sooner than planned, after recent incidents
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A sign at Changi Beach warning against the flying of drones and other activities that would affect flights at nearby Changi Airport. Public and industry feedback will be sought before the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Advisory Panel makes its recommendations to the Government. ST PHOTO: NG SOR LUAN
Karamjit Kaur
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A panel looking into unmanned aircraft operations is likely to propose mandatory registration for drones above a certain weight and stiffer penalties for those who flout flying rules.
There will also be emphasis on training and education, said former Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) pilot Timothy de Souza, who heads the 12-member Unmanned Aircraft Systems Advisory Panel that was set up in May.
