CAP 3105: A pivotal step in reshaping UK drone regulation. The CAA’s May 2025 reply to CAP 2610 marks a significant shift in how unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) will be regulated in the UK—from ...
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Aviation watchdog says organized drone attacks will shut UK airports ‘sooner or later’
Skies are open for mischief as hard-to-trace drones and fast-moving cyber raids promise new wave of disruption Britain's ...
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed it will recommend that the Secretary of State for the Department for Transport implements a set of important updates to the UK’s drone regulations ...
Because of safety concerns, airports are often required to shut down if a drone enters their airspace, or the landing or take ...
Widespread use of uncrewed air vehicles (UAVs) in the UK for tasks such as cargo transport, medical deliveries and surveying work has moved a step closer with the appointment by the country’s civil ...
The UK government is taking bold, if underfunded, steps to help the drone market take off in the UK's crowded airspace – as my previous report explained. Technical, cultural, and geographical ...
Here we go again. Another moral panic, another technology getting crucified because a handful of morons can't read the manual. The residents of an English village are up in arms about drones, and ...
A woman who says her family felt "watched" after a drone repeatedly hovered around their home wants tougher rules for operators. Claudia Rooks, 32, from Pinchbeck in Lincolnshire, said a drone flew ...
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