International Stolen Drone Database

Report Your Stolen Drone: If your drone is stolen, report the incident to your local police, ensuring you obtain an official incident number and subsequent case / crime number or report.
Submit to the Database: Return to our website and submit your stolen drone’s details, including make, model, and any unique identifiers. This information is then added to the National Stolen Drone Database.
Collaboration: We collaborate closely with law enforcement agencies and counter drone manufacturers to facilitate the recovery of stolen drones. The database serves as a vital resource for both drone owners and authorities.

PingSpike · 11 December 2023 15:10

Aerial Defence have launched a new International Stolen Drone Database.

It’s intended to be a central hub for collecting, organising, and sharing vital information on stolen drones globally, bridging a gap which has been identified (by Aerial Defence) via extensive research and FOI requests to UK Police forces.

From their web site:

Further details on the initiative can be found on their web site at https://www.aerial-defence.com/international-stolen-drone-database/