Core Viewpoint - The draft amendment of the Civil Aviation Law of the People's Republic of China is under review, focusing on regulations for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and passenger rights in the event of flight delays and cancellations [1] Group 1: Regulations on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - The draft amendment suggests that entities involved in the design, production, import, maintenance, and operation of civil UAVs must apply for airworthiness approval from the civil aviation authority [1] - It is proposed that manufacturers of civil UAVs must assign a unique product identification code to each UAV produced [1] Group 2: Passenger Rights and Flight Operations - Recommendations have been made to enhance regulations regarding flight delays and cancellations to protect passenger rights [1] - The draft amendment includes provisions requiring public air transport enterprises and airport operators to reasonably arrange capacity and resources, and to improve the inspection and maintenance of facilities to minimize delays or cancellations caused by their own reasons [1] - It mandates timely and accurate information dissemination to passengers regarding the reasons for flight delays or cancellations and updates on flight status [1]