hallmark007
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While there are more and more drones taking to the sky, it is inevitable that more regulation will follow just as it did for the motor car.
It doesn’t necessarily mean more restrictions on drone flying , but it needs drone flying communities to get their house in order, dji have done a good job with NFZ in my opinion but on the other side particularly the US, people in the US don’t like a Chinese company coming in to there country and telling them where and when they can fly, they would rather FAA and government take charge of this and there are many who still refuse to sign up to dji NFZ , I can understand why they may feel a bit under siege regarding this and will continue to look to dji for assurances regarding data protection etc.
But I just wonder how they would feel if the shoe was on the other foot and it was a US company mapping out NFZ in other countries , im sure we would be told it was in our best interest just as with all US companies who rape and pillage our data on a daily basis through Apple etc.
So the above I spoke about will need to be sorted out, it’s my belief that dji do work with the likes of ICAO FAA and so on to let them know what they are planning to do regarding the safety of drones and drone flying in the future, but I don’t think that although aware of what’s going on the FAA would be upfront in admitting what’s taking place, it’s very easy to sit back and if something doesn’t work to say they had no hand or part in it.
Aviation has always been controlled outside of vote grabbing politicians and governments and has been much the better for doing it this way, so if we want to have better flying conditions for our drones it’s imperative that we try to keep governments out of the equation, because if incidents like we’ve seen reported here whether true or fake ,media and bad publicity may drive the politicians to act in their usual vote grabbing hysteria as they did in Canada and then we might see some serious restrictions befall on droneflying.
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