Civil Aviation Authority to Hold Session on New Unmanned Aircraft Law
The Civil Aviation Authority will hold an introductory session focusing on Law No. (10) of 2026 regarding the regulation of unmanned aircraft.
The session aims to familiarise participants with the provisions of the law and explain its role in regulating the use of unmanned aircraft technology.
The meeting will take place at the Qatar Air Traffic Control Center on August 19 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
The session will be conducted in Arabic only. Attendance requires registration through the QR code provided by the Civil Aviation Authority, with a limited number of seats available.
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