Singapore Holds Meeting to Establish Safety Rules for Air Taxis and Drones

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The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) held a meeting with 17 civil aviation authorities from Asia-Pacific to establish safety rules for air taxis and drones. The rapid advancement in AAM and UAS technology has led to the need for regulators to keep pace with technology while ensuring security and safety.

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On Nov 9, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) announced that it held a meeting with 17 civil aviation authorities from Asia-Pacific, including Malaysia and China, to foster a collaboration to establish safety rules for air taxis and drones. CAAS director-general Han Kok Juan said there has been a rapid advancement in the development of AAM (advanced air mobility) and UAS (unmanned aircraft systems) technology in recent years. “Air taxis and drones will transform the way we work, move and live. Regulators and regulation need to keep pace with technology to reap its full benefits while ensuring security and public and aviation safety,” he said in his opening remarks at the meetin

 

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