Beijing bans drone ownership and owners rush to sell
Beijing has completely banned the possession of drones starting from November 15, prompting owners to accelerate their sales through authorized centers before the end of the government incentive period, which offers up to 30% of the sale value and continues until October 31. The new measures have caused drone prices to drop by as much as 40%, amid growing concerns over the city's airspace security—especially after a small plane collided with a skyscraper in June— which heightened fears about the use of drones in sensitive areas. It is estimated that there are approximately 3.28 million registered drones across China, with a large number of them in Beijing.
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