The Guardia Civil advise that having fun means flying drones safely!
Misuse of a drone as a hobby can lead to a fine of up to 225.000 €
What can I do with my drone?
The use of a drone as a hobby or as a recreational flight does not require AESA qualification, but must comply with safety standards. For any other use of a drone if you have to go to AESA. (Spanish but use Chrome browser to translate?)
What should I know before using a drone?
- I always need to have it in view and not exceed 120 meters in height
- It is not necessary to be a pilot but you must know how to fly with safety
- Only drones can be flown in suitable areas
- for example, flying zones of aeromodelismo, depopulated areas, etc.
- the damages caused by the drone are the responsibility of the person who handles it.
What can not I do with a drone?
- I can not fly it in urban areas
- I can not go over crowds of people, parks, beaches, concerts, weddings, demonstrations, processions, etc.
- I can not fly at night.
- I can not fly near airports, aerodromes, etc.
- I can not fly it where flights are made with other aircraft, heliports
- I can not put in danger any third parties
Summary
- The drone is not a toy, it is an aircraft
- Reckless use of a drone can have consequences.
- Fines for misuse can reach 225,000 euors
Having fun means to fly safely, avoid endangering other aircraft and people and goods on land
