They say we are THE threat to civil aviation.

Wonder with what regulations they are planning to contain these buggers   

Ewww! 

Ban'em!

http://www.suasnews.com/2015/06/36711/first-drone-deliveries-coming-july-17/

They were first going nuts claiming crazy extreme threat scenarios.

Now it seems all Hunky-dory for the same drone delivery.  

Now once again the buggers back at home are going to be left out once more outside the Race silly, red faced and looking foolish.

I hope at least now its the right time for "copying time" for framing regulation or are we going to drag our feet ever so lethargically to get our-self framing regulations.

Absolute Answer to DGCA . Sir

Haven't I been saying this

Its inevitable that future of aviation industry is unmanned

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/26/travel/remote-controlled-passenger-airplane/index.html

@sundaram

Where was this picture taken? ??

Guys take the remote and change the channel to colors. DRONESHWAR!!!

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Now Delhi Police will follow the DGCA Notification to the letter - and ARREST!

They should make rules or stop the ban
They can't stop people from flying them without imposing rules
What if people are flying safely ?

One thing is that they are banning it in city only.But a definite  law is needed.Its one emerging hobby and business.
If one drives a car dangerously, it can be disastrous, still driving is legal.same idea should be followed in this case too.The user must be responsible.never should be misused.

It's about time , our community takes proactive steps, make a delegation and meet meet the concerned authorities.
Without which I guess soon we will be crushed to a bunch of people trying to find a secluded place to fly in hiding.

Doc, people in Delhi have been trying for years. But representative bodies don't have teeth (are you a member of AMAI?)

And no one in Government wants to stick their neck out and render themselves responsible in the event of any mishap

Quote from: anilntny on July 04, 2015, 01:04:52 PM
One thing is that they are banning it in city only..

Delhi is a state with a fairly large population. The Delhi Police falls under the Centre, not the State Government. This is a precursor, a warm-up. Get ready for the main show - starting soon, pan India

Sanjay sir, could you tell me, RC India has how many members ?

13879 as on 5th July 2:43 pm IST

I have an idea, what if we form an association/system with a petition for a change in rules.
More than this, if we have to ... we can form proper rules and regulation and a system which allows a license that proves that we are using the proper practises and things.
All this only requires a website, that i can make/ask some friends.
A  lawyer ( I guess )
and an adult to pass the main petition ( I am a teenager )

Do you think this is possible ?

Rai sir , Yes,  but AMAI hasn't been doing enough, to get things into place. DGCA closely follows FAA , the ban came immediately after FAA ban ,and  when FAA has come out with norms , why can't DGCA.
It's basically because we haven't been aggressive about it. It's not about Delhi alone we need to get together, and approach  the authorities, Some one needs to lead. I hope AMAI seriously looks into the matter if not very soon the association would be non existent.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/public-notice-against-drones-aerial-toys/article7381057.ece
Delhi ban seems like a precaution for August 15 celebrations,as per The Hindu.It says ban till August 15th!

I think all is for safety precautions for Aug15th...Probably they are doing there job, but they dont know how to do it.

Quote from: LHSFinder on July 04, 2015, 02:48:13 PM
I have an idea, what if we form an association/system with a petition for a change in rules.

What an idea, sirjee 

I am in I will help as much as I can

Thank you, sirjee : P

Today, Mr Pranjal Kulkarni from Pune has invited a press conference, In support of Aeromodelling, and a letter is being sent to the PMO ( Prime Ministers Office) regarding the same.
Let's hope for the best, At least this will set the ball rolling.