Am heading to Dubrovnik in June and wish to take my Spark for photos and general capture of our trip
Found a single post which says drone flight is restricted and permission is needed; can anyone who has traveled and used their drone at this location offer any further insight?
Also any comment on insurance abroad would be welcome
Considering the beauty of this location then I would expect drone usage of not uncommon.
Pass your drone test for Europe in either Luxembourg or Ireland.
Then you can fly.
See
for more information.
You will need to display your EASA drone number on your aircraft.
That is an interesting article although it does create some confusion as there is now some conflicting information
According to an article I was posted to it stated:-
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For category A and B1 flight operations, the operator does not have to register their drone or pass an exam.
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For category B2 and C1 flight operations, it is mandatory to register your drone using the Registration of UAS Operator Form: FOD-FRM-005
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For category C1 flight operations, the drone operator must pass a theoretical knowledge test in addition to registering their drone.
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For category C2 flight operations, the drone operator must pass a theoretical knowledge test, demonstrate flight proficiency, and receive approval from the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency.
As my drone is a DJI Spark and is under 900g then it falls into the B1 category so according to the given table I do not need to register or take an exam above the CAA test that was necessary to obtain my flight and operator ID. I have secured insurance for EU countries and have the certificate to show that when I go on hols.
Just looking to take my Mini 3 Pro on holiday to Croatia but reading various rules and regulations from different sites seems to imply that holiday makers are prohibited from taking any photos or videos with a drone.
The registration process also seems very confusing too. Has anyone here taken their sub 250g drone to Croatia and are familiar with process of getting registered with the CCAA? Even if registration is possible as a UK citizen is it true that no photography whatsoever is allowed?
Thanks for any help.
Moved your post to a thread about flying in Croatia.
Hi
UK citizen and I have the A2 C of C and use a Dji Mini 4 pro at home but wanted to know how easy / difficult the process is for flying in Croatia?
I can find the C CAA site but its very confusing and I wondered if I could draw upon personal experience?
Thanks all