Clearer skies for drone industry soon


PETALING JAYA: The ecosystem governing the sale and operations of drones, as well as the training of drone operators, is expected to gain more clarity with the issuance of three directives from the Civil Aviation Authority Malaysia (CAAM).

CAAM said that as of March 1, all academies and organisations currently offering training to drone pilots or operators would have to be accredited.

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