01.01.25 Happy New Year for 2025 - The Drone world seem to be up in the air, (pardon the pun) like the rest of the world, What is going on? Can the CAA and the Government sort themselves out? This year, I am hoping to update this publication as last years didn't seem to get off the ground. New Updates to follow....
Renewed my Drone Registration today online £11.13, (another tax!), I am hoping this year to get out a little more with the drone, that is if we don't have our car's taken off us due to high costs to get to our locations.... we shall see...
This was the proposals set out in November 2023
Cap 3047 An increase of fees £234 to £500 commercial mainly to price out many people within the industry, however this is still in the consultation stage
Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA) Update: SORA
Are you an aspiring drone pilot in the United Kingdom? In this informative video, we dive into the world of drone flying and explore the regulations set by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Join us as we reference the CAA's CAP722 document, specifically focusing on the A1, A2, and A3 subcategories within the Open Category. We'll discuss the qualifications needed for each subcategory, the weight restrictions, and most importantly, where you can fly your drone legally and responsibly. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced drone enthusiast, understanding these regulations is crucial for a safe and enjoyable drone flying experience.
