Nice video. But as Caleta De Fuste is in a Flight Restriction Zone (Due to the nearby main Island airport) you took a big chance in flying your drone and risked having it confiscated and a hefty fine by the local police.

@AirPixmaMedia

4 ай бұрын

The DJI Fly app will not even allow liftoff in a restricted zone. …and if one does fly into one in the air, as I have done before, the app warns the pilot to return back to the unrestricted airspace immediately.

@douglascooper827

4 ай бұрын

The Drone will only warn the pilot of restrictions if they have the Geofencing warnings downloaded for the area they are flying in. The airspace in Spain and all it's territories is controlled by the government organisation ENAIRE. You can download maps from ENAIRE (foc) onto your mobile phone, showing where you are allowed to fly and and the restricted zones where you are forbidden from flying. The area around Caleta De Fuste where you flew your drone and filmed the nice video, is a RED FLIGHT RESTRICTION ZONE on the map, as it is in the Flight Path to Fuerteventura's main airport and without permission from Enaire, In addition If your drone has a camera then you must register in the EU as an "OPERATOR," however, you do not have to complete the flyer ID test (although it is strongly recommend that you do). This applies to sub 250grm drones fitted with a camera as well! I am a qualified pilot up to the A2 level in the UK and EU and fly drones recreationally all over the world. I fly my drones where I'm legally permitted to. Interestingly, I have been approached by police and rangers on several occasions. who have requested to see my authorisation and then they went on their way. Drones can be very expensive, so my advice to you as a fellow pilot, is to check out the rules and regulations for the place you intend to fly and then you won't have to worry about having your drone confiscated and a huge fine. Regards Douglas Cooper