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Drones banned during Grand Prix
Macao News > Social Affairs > Drones banned during Grand Prix

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The authorities will ban all unmanned aircraft activity over the peninsula during this year’s three-day Macau Grand Prix, which begins tomorrow, to ensure that the event will take place in a safe environment.

19 November 20202 February 2021 BY STAFF REPORTER
BY STAFF REPORTER19 November 20202 February 2021

The authorities will ban all unmanned aircraft activity over the peninsula during this year’s three-day Macau Grand Prix, which begins tomorrow, to ensure that the event will take place in a safe environment, the Macao Civil Aviation Authority (AACM) said in a statement on Wednesday.

“To ensure … that the races can be carried out smoothly”, the Macao Civil Aviation Authority (AACM) will ban all unmanned aircraft activities on 20-22 November over the peninsula, based on Article 66 of Macao’s Air Navigation Regulation (Executive Order No. 64/2019). With the exception of unmanned aircraft operations by the local government, all other unmanned aircraft activities over the peninsula between tomorrow and Sunday. Violators face a fine between MOP 2,000 and MOP 20,000.

The ban was gazetted on Wednesday. 

(The Macau Post Daily/Macao News)
Photo by Jakob Owens

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