So the UK CAA has released a 'Dronecode':
The Civil Aviation Authority launched its Dronecode to simplify the rules regarding drones.
■ Make sure you can see your drone at all times and don't fly higher than 400 feet
■ Always keep your drone away from aircraft, helicopters, airports and airfields
■ Use your common sense and fly safely; you could be prosecuted if you don't
Drones fitted with cameras must not be flown:
■ within 50 metres of people, vehicles, buildings or structures
■ over congested areas or large gatherings such as concerts and sports events
Now I can see the sense in most of these but not to fly within 50 metres/150 feet of buildings or structures? How are we supposed to get footage 150 feet away?
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The Civil Aviation Authority launched its Dronecode to simplify the rules regarding drones.
■ Make sure you can see your drone at all times and don't fly higher than 400 feet
■ Always keep your drone away from aircraft, helicopters, airports and airfields
■ Use your common sense and fly safely; you could be prosecuted if you don't
Drones fitted with cameras must not be flown:
■ within 50 metres of people, vehicles, buildings or structures
■ over congested areas or large gatherings such as concerts and sports events
Now I can see the sense in most of these but not to fly within 50 metres/150 feet of buildings or structures? How are we supposed to get footage 150 feet away?
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