Recreational drone safety needed in wake of Quebec collision, say advocates
New permanent rules proposed by Transport Canada, which forbid night flying and require mandatory education through testing, was called 'overly restrictive' by an advocate representing companies using drones for business.
In the wake of the first Canadian case of a drone colliding with a plane, aviation safety and commercial drone advocates are calling on Ottawa to improve safety education for recreational users of the unmanned aircraft systems.
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