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أخبار الخليج
Amendment to Civil Aviation Law
A Royal Decree has been issued in Bahrain to amend certain provisions of the Civil Aviation Law, including the establishment of the Civil Aviation Authority and the creation of a dedicated chapter for unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). The amendments introduce new definitions for aircraft, flight duration, and hazardous incidents, as well as regulations governing drone operations. This includes issuing specific legislation to regulate their use, defining prohibited actions such as operating drones without a license, flying in restricted areas, using jamming devices, and committing crimes related to drone operation. Penalties for these violations can reach life imprisonment in cases involving terrorism or fatalities resulting from such acts. Additionally, the Civil Aviation Authority and the Air Accident and Incident Investigation Office have been established, with strict procedures for incident reporting, defining the authorities of investigation teams, and rules for handling investigation records. New provisions have also been added to regulate drones, including licensing requirements, prohibited actions related to their operation or modification, and sanctions for offenders. These measures align with the new regulations that provide a comprehensive framework for control and organization to ensure the security and safety of the airspace and related infrastructure.
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