The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has implemented new regulations for the use of drones in Kenya. These regulations aim to ensure the safe operation of drones in the country and to protect people, property, and other aircraft. In this blog, we will discuss the KCAA drone regulations 2020 and the process of obtaining a Remote Pilot License (RPL) in Kenya. KCAA Drone Regulations 2020 The KCAA drone regulations 2020 specify the requirements for drone operations in Kenya. Some of the key regulations include: All drones must be registered with the KCAA. Drones must only be operated in designated airspace and within visual line of sight of the operator. Drone operators must have a valid RPL or operate under the supervision of a licensed remote pilot. Drones must not be flown over populated areas or restricted airspace such as airports, military installations, and government buildings. For a complete list of KCAA drone regulations, visit the official website of the Kenya C...