The Legal Scope of The Drone: The position of the Algerian legislator through the Chicago Convention of 1944, the Rome Convention of 1952 and the Civil Aviation Law n° 98-06

Abstract

The international community tried to give the major importance to drone صdue to its economic value and its importance in several research fields, which allowed to many economics traders and society individuals to exploit it, either for entertainment purpose or commercial purpose, by defining a conception for it and approve it as an aircrafts type, in addition of the attempt to create its own legal system, under the legislative vacuum witnessed by this technology, since the regulations of provisions and its use effects weren‘t indicated in any agreement organizing the air law, and It remains confined to some interpretations adopted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), for a number of provisions of air agreements, including the Chicago Convention of 1944 on air interests and the Rome Convention of 1952 on damage to others on the ground. From another side,, the Algerian legislator did not lose sight of the regulation of this technique, because he was in line with what ICAO recognized as one of its organizers, which is embodied in Article 75 of 98-06 on the definition of general rules relating to Algerian civil aviation, and some regulations that Approved as it is relevant to this article