Europe: Unclear skies for drones

- Veronica Cowan
- 26 May 2016
- Indicative reading time: 5 minutes

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Civil drones are taking off in a big way, with high-flying commercial potential, but machines invading airspace and pointing cameras at the homes of celebrities have prompted calls to clip their wings

At the moment, European Union regulation requires commercial drones to have third-party liability insurance. Model aircraft weighing less than 20kg, including drones for leisure use, do not come under

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