Drone Regulations Require Licensing
The State of Kuwait has issued Presidential Decree-Law No. 89 of 2026 to regulate the use of drones, lightweight recreational aircraft, and air sports, with the aim of protecting the security and safety of the airspace. The law includes strict procedures concerning registration, licensing, and operation. It emphasizes prohibiting flying within the vicinity of airports and designated restricted areas, as well as banning night flights and flights in poor weather conditions. Additionally, it requires operators to adhere to safety rules and prohibits the use of aircraft without obtaining the necessary permits. Penalties for violations can include imprisonment and fines, all to ensure a proper balance between encouraging legitimate uses and safeguarding security and safety.
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