Unmanned Aircraft
Last updated 9 May 2026
Unmanned Aircraft (UA) technology can drive innovation and productivity, benefiting recreational users, educational institutions, public service and industry. It can enhance the way we work, play and live.
However, flying a UA without regard for safety can endanger aviation and the public, especially in Singapore’s busy airspace and urban environment.
Before flying your UA in Singapore, please view the following pages:
Requirements for flying unmanned aircraft
Learn about the rules and requirements for operating unmanned aircraft safely and responsibly in Singapore.
No-fly zones and UA flying areas
Learn about the no-fly zones, temporary restricted areas, and designated flying areas in Singapore before operating your unmanned aircraft.
Registration / Deregistration
Learn how you can register and deregister your unmanned aircraft.
Remote identification
Learn about the remote identification system and how to check if your unmanned aircraft meets the standards and requirements.
Operator and activity permits
Learn about the operator and activity permits you may require when conducting unmanned aircraft operations in Singapore.
Unmanned aircraft basic training
Learn how the Unmanned Aircraft Basic Training can help you operate your unmanned aircraft safely in Singapore, and how you can sign up for it.
Unmanned aircraft pilot licence
Learn about the requirements for having an Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Licence for various unmanned aircraft operations, and how to apply.