Dentons, the Small UAV Coalition, and Drone Alliance Europe recently hosted a webinar which explored drone regulatory regimes around the globe. Panelists discussed the varied maturity of regulations, and challenges and opportunities for commercial drone use in several regions and countries, including the United States, Africa, Europe, Australia, and more.

This webinar addressed key questions including:

• What do current drone regulatory frameworks mean for your operations?
• What is allowed, what is prohibited and how can businesses navigate the related risks and opportunities?
• What countries are leading the advancement of drones and how does it impact industry growth?
• What needs to be done to advance the drone industry?

Related resources

Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems: a comparative guide of the drone regulatory laws around the world

Dentons recently released a global comparative guide which examines and compares the laws and regulations, sanctions and liability, privacy and future prospects for regulatory and innovative developments for remotely piloted aircraft systems from 6 countries.

Click here to download your copy of the guide

Moderator

• Kathryn McCulloch | Partner, Dentons

Speakers

• Kurt B. Gerstner | Senior Attorney, Dentons Lee
• Lorenzo Murzilli | Founder and CEO, Murzilli Consulting & JARUS SORA Work Group Lead
• Margaret Nagle | Head of Policy, Regulatory, and Community Affairs, Wing
• Harrison Wolf | Director, Global Aviation Policy, Zipline

Questions

Please contact Maddie Holihan at maddie.holihan@dentons.com.