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This chapter offers systematic reflections arising from the study of the legislation on data protection, applied to the use of remote-piloted aircraft. In particular, it analyses how the principles from EU GDPR Regulation No 1679/2016 intersect with the sector’s regulatory framework for drones, especially with reference to EU “basic” Regulation No 1139/2018 and Implementing Regulation No 947/2019. After having addressed the legal notion of drone, declined in the “technical-static” sense of aircraft, the chapter examines data protection, both from a public law perspective, as a cross-cutting interest that guides the Member States’ powers to demarcate portions of airspace, and in terms of private law, by examining how UAS operators can pre-emptively foresee risks and related solutions for possible personal data breaches.

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UAS and Data Protection

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    2025年

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  • Emilia Vermiglio

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This chapter offers systematic reflections arising from the study of the legislation on data protection, applied to the use of remote-piloted aircraft. In particular, it analyses how the principles from EU GDPR Regulation No 1679/2016 intersect with the sector’s regulatory framework for drones, especially with reference to EU “basic” Regulation No 1139/2018 and Implementing Regulation No 947/2019. After having addressed the legal notion of drone, declined in the “technical-static” sense of aircraft, the chapter examines data protection, both from a public law perspective, as a cross-cutting interest that guides the Member States’ powers to demarcate portions of airspace, and in terms of private law, by examining how UAS operators can pre-emptively foresee risks and related solutions for possible personal data breaches.