What is the height of civil aviation that drones can't shoot?

According to civil aviation regulations, how many meters of height are not allowed for drones to shoot;

According to the Interim Provisions on Pilot Management of Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicle System issued on 20 13, the flight range of micro unmanned aerial vehicles with a weight of 7 kg or less should be controlled within the visual sight distance with a radius of 500 meters and a relative height of less than 120 meters. However, remote control aircraft should be prevented from entering high airspace as much as possible. UAV pilots whose weight is above the above standards and fly into complex airspace should be supervised by industry associations and even the Civil Aviation Administration.

Introduction of UAV;

Civil UAV, as its name implies, refers to civil unmanned aerial vehicle. Since the birth of aircraft in the early 20th century, people at that time put forward the idea of unmanned aircraft for the sake of flight safety. Until the 1930s, the British Ferrer Company transformed a "Queen" twin-fixed-wing aircraft into an unmanned aircraft, which opened the curtain for unmanned aerial vehicles to enter aviation history. With the maturity of UAV technology and the reduction of manufacturing cost and entry threshold, the consumer UAV market has exploded, and the civil UAV market is on the eve of the explosion. 2065438+On May 16, 2007, the Civil Aviation Administration announced that the development of the registration system for civil unmanned aerial vehicles had been initially completed, and it would be put into operation on June 18, and unmanned aerial vehicles with a mass of more than 250 grams would be officially registered on June 1 day. At the same time, the UAV registration data sharing query system is being established to realize real-time cross-linking with the UAV running cloud platform.