Hello, anyone here who can explain the new French drone laws to a Brit struggling to learn the language? As of today, January 6 2016, a whole range of new rules came into effect. Trying to read the official documents via Google translate is painful in the extreme. I am trying to find out if France has accepted the recommendations of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regarding an ‘Open’ category allowing for simplified commercial operation, specifically being able to earn money from a drone for small-scale operations rather than having to be fully certificated. Failing that, any good French drone links would be appreciated. Many thanks.
New French Drone laws
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You should read that, in French but easier to read and understand than 80 pages of law.
Thanks that's a big help. I'm particularly interested to know what 'qualifications' one needs to fly commercial on a small scale.
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Could I fly my P3A in France at the moment or do I need a permition.Im there as a turist and I do not use the drone for comercial use.Many thanks for any advice.
Yes, you can fly a drone without a permit so long as it is not commercial. Just observe the rules above.
Good luck and have fun.
The rules above is for commerical use only when you have all the permitions.
If you fly for fun, it's here : http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/Notice_drones_2015_VFF_web.pdf
Big rules : not above people, not in a city, not above 150m, not at night, keep the drone in sight
If you fly for fun, it's here : http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/Notice_drones_2015_VFF_web.pdf
Big rules : not above people, not in a city, not above 150m, not at night, keep the drone in sight
There are also new regulations coming mid 2018 that everyone should be aware of !
As you can see here in French from July 2018 every recreational drone pilot owning a drone over 800g will have to go through an online registration and a quick online training. Most of the drone manufacturers will have to adapt to the new regulations and add LED and alarm systems to their birds in case of emergency. For professional use every uav will have to be registered as well. Hope it helps
As you can see here in French from July 2018 every recreational drone pilot owning a drone over 800g will have to go through an online registration and a quick online training. Most of the drone manufacturers will have to adapt to the new regulations and add LED and alarm systems to their birds in case of emergency. For professional use every uav will have to be registered as well. Hope it helps
Welcome to the forum.
This particular thread is over 4 1/2 years old so lots of things have changed in that time frame.
Allen
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