A drone or UAV must not be flown within 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) of any aerodrome. To fly in controlled airspace drone pilots must obtain an air traffic control clearance …
Lets start with uncertified – what can you do? Under Part 101 (under AC 101-1) You must— (1) not operate an aircraft that is more than 25 kg and always …
Drone privacy rules, laws and regulations applicable to drone operations: The relevant rules of flying drones are under CAA Part 101 and 102. All drone pilots/operators must follow the Civil …
Airspace Knowledge Introduction For a number of safety reasons, the CAA designates our airspace. These include requirements to protect traffic in the vicinity of an aerodrome; protecting international or instrument …
You cannot fly your drone in controlled airspace without talking to and asking permission from https://airshare.co.nz. So no, you cannot fly in controlled airspace without pre-approved permission and NEVER in …
“Shielded operation means an operation of an aircraft within 100 m of, and below the top of, a natural or man-made object.” This means you must fly your drone at …
There are no specific rules around this, but obviously if are under the influence of alcohol it is much easier to breach rules because you are not functioning as well. …
CAA is becoming more and more vigilant with the regulation and control of drones. They are enforcing rules – both part 101 and 102 which means anyone who breaks these …
Applicants for a 102 certificate must submit an ‘exposition’ document showing that they have identified hazards and risks of their operation, and how they intend to mitigate those risks. Each …
Anyone who operates outside the CAA rules of 101 drone operation. This means if you intend to: operate your drone in areas where piloted aircraft like planes and helicopters may …