I live and fly near Malaga - I have over 300 flights with my Inspire 1 here and also about 300 flights with a Phantom. I have had no problems what so ever. Do not fly over crowded beaches over towns and over gathering of people. Non commercials are good to go. Be responsible and you will be niceGood people:
Looking for tips/advice on flying in more remote parts of Spain. Can anybody help?
Where did you get this information ? New for us living and flying here (in Spain ) every day.Unfortunately flying in Spain is not allowed without a permission, crowded beaches or not.
Here: Luz verde para el uso de los drones en EspañaWhere did you get this information ? New for us living and flying here (in Spain ) every day.
Thanks, Nils. I appreciate the post. Good confidence boost for me knowing you are flying successfully in Andalucia which is where I am going to be.I live and fly near Malaga - I have over 300 flights with my Inspire 1 here and also about 300 flights with a Phantom. I have had no problems what so ever. Do not fly over crowded beaches over towns and over gathering of people. Non commercials are good to go. Be responsible and you will be nice
I have not been flying in any big cities, but I fly regulary near ( and a bit in ) Velez Malaga ( 80 000 ihb). Do not fly over places where people actually live.Thanks, Nils. I appreciate the post. Good confidence boost for me knowing you are flying successfully in Andalucia which is where I am going to be.
I am planning to fly over/around the Alhambra in Granada early morning before they open. Also planning some short flights in Cordoba, Seville, Jerez, Cadiz, Ronda, and various remote areas in the Grazalema.
Have you flown near or in any cities?
Kind regards - misha
Hi Mike, just curious, when you say 50m away from property, does that mean you cannot fly over residential areas? It would be a real shame as some of the villages around Nerja are stunning for drone videography but dont want to chance it if you think it isnt allowed. Thanks!Hi Misha,
I have flown (none commercial) a few times whilst visiting Spain without problems,
I kept to none crowded beaches and remote areas, and generally followed UK regs, always LOS, max 120m height, 50m from property and persons.
And obviously kept away from airports and any military areas, and got some really good photo's and footage.
This is my experience, others may differ??
Good luck, fly safe.
This thread is old, check the dates, a lot has changed since then. Here you have a link to the official information for Spain, in English: How to fly a UAS in Spain | AESA-Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea - Ministerio de FomentoHi Mike, just curious, when you say 50m away from property, does that mean you cannot fly over residential areas? It would be a real shame as some of the villages around Nerja are stunning for drone videography but dont want to chance it if you think it isnt allowed. Thanks!
Thanks. I have the dji mini 2 with me on vacation. Apparently under 250grams can fly over urban areas.This thread is old, check the dates, a lot has changed since then. Here you have a link to the official information for Spain, in English: How to fly a UAS in Spain | AESA-Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea - Ministerio de Fomento
You can also find information for recreational flights in that website. Don't fly over villages or people!
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