Re: Banned
That's not entirely a good idea, as it precludes a variety of use cases where drones can be very useful - e.g. carrying out camera inspections of upper parts of buildings without needing to send someone up there. IMO setting up a sensible (and enforcable) regulatory framework is better then having an outright ban throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Drone use around airports is a special case, due to the disproportionate amount of collateral damage that would occur if a drone caused a larger aircraft to crash. An outright ban in those areas probably is warranted.