Those who violate the recently announced ban on flying drones in the UAE could face between six months and five years in prison, and a fine of at least AED 100,000.
Violators will be punished with both or either of the two penalties, according to the UAE Public Prosecution.
The reminder comes after the Ministry of Interior recently suspended the flying of drones and light-sports aircraft in the country.
Entities engaged in commercial or advertising projects must communicate with the authorities for the necessary exceptions and permits.
Flying a drone in violation of the ban issued by competent authorities#law #legal_culture #publicprosecution #safe_society pic.twitter.com/bNd9xU8PS3
— النيابة العامة (@UAE_PP) January 26, 2022


Emirates cancels flights to US due to severe weather conditions
UAE President reaffirms role of education as 'fundamental pillar'
UAE President meets delegations at Russia‑Ukraine‑US talks
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed hails UAE role in Russia‑Ukraine‑US talks
UAE, Cyprus sign MoU to establish energy partnership
Major infrastructure projects completed in Al Quoz Creative Zone
UAE joins GCC security drill in Qatar
MBRGI backs UNICEF measles vaccination drive for 1 million children
UAE, Egypt foreign ministers discuss regional developments
Dubai strengthens healthcare leadership through Oxford-backed programme
UAE leaders review development initiatives
Saqr Humanitarian Ship sets sail with 4,000 tonnes of aid for Gaza
UAE expresses solidarity with New Zealand over floods, landslides
UAE and WEF launch new phase of partnership
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed unveils District IO project for 'emerging economic sectors'
Dubai fast‑tracks first‑time home ownership for over 2,000 residents
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan honours graduating cadets at Dubai Police Academy
UAE, seven other nations welcome invitation to join 'Board of Peace'
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan attends launch of first 'Hewi Dubai' community space
Dubai sets world record for largest virtual sign language class
