The Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 34 (Legal Notice No. 42) outlines the Civil Aviation (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) Regulations, 2020 under the Civil Aviation Act of 2013. The regulations establish guidelines for the operation, registration, and regulation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in Kenya.

Key sections include:

• Preliminary Provisions: Definitions and application scope of the regulations.
• Categorization and Registration: Classifies UAS operations into three risk-based categories (low, medium, and high) and sets criteria for ownership, registration, and licensing.
• Operational Requirements: Details the rules for UAS operations, including airworthiness, safety management, training, and remote aircraft operator certificates.
• General Obligations: Covers operational limitations, incident reporting, prohibited activities, and rules for operating near public areas, roads, and aerodromes.
• Security Measures: Addresses security programs, substance use, interference prevention, and unlawful acts.
• Miscellaneous Provisions: Includes penalties, liability protections, and transitional rules.

The document emphasizes ensuring public safety, national security, and compliance with international standards while promoting the responsible integration of UAS technology in Kenya.