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ARTICLE · 06 JANUARY 2020

A Legal Approach To Unmanned Aerıal Vehıcles "Drones"

This definition has also supported by the International Civil Aviation Organisation in the 35th session of the general assembly of the organisation.

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Kavlak Law Firm
Kavlak Law Firm

In general, technically, drones can be defined as unmanned aerial vehicles ("UAV"). UAVs are operated by remote control systems, automatic pilots, navigation equipments, operational information systems or artificial intelligence systems and without carrying any man, pilot or flying crew. According to the Article 8 of the Chicago Convention ("Convention"), UAVs defined as devices operates without pilots on its boards. This definition has also supported by the International Civil Aviation Organisation ("ICAO") in the 35th session of the general assembly of the organisation.

According to the Turkish Civil Aviation Law ("Law") which was published in the Official Gazette dated 14.10.1983 and numbered 2920, aircrafts divided into distinctions. These distinctions are civil- uncivil aircrafts and state aircrafts. Civil and uncivil aircrafts are defined in the Law as all kind of vehicles that can take-off from the ground and capable of navigating in air. As per the

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