Drones in Trinidad and Tobago: Navigating the Skies Safely and Legally

| The use of drones, or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), has seen a significant rise in Trinidad and Tobago, mirroring global trends. These devices, initially designed for military applications, have found their way into various civil sectors, including photography, agriculture, and surveillance. However, with the increased use of drones come concerns about safety, privacy, and potential misuse. As such, Trinidad and Tobago has implemented regulations to govern the use of these devices. Failure to be guided could result in the confiscation of drones being imported. Check with your Skybox company. | TriniGo

The use of drones, or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), has seen a significant rise in Trinidad and Tobago, mirroring global trends. These devices, initially designed for military applications, have found their way into various civil sectors, including photography, agriculture, and surveillance. However, with the increased use of drones come concerns about safety, privacy, and potential […]

73 Murders as at Valentine Day 2020

| Trinidad and Tobago has recorded its 73rd murder for 2020 as of Friday 14th February. Our dear country is in desolate times, but our commissioner has stated the (TTPS) Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is doing all that it possibly can. | TriniGo

Trinidad and Tobago has recorded its 73rd murder for 2020 as of Friday 14th February. Our dear country is in desolate times, but our commissioner has stated the (TTPS) Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is doing all that it possibly can. Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith has also called on law-abiding citizens to stand up […]