Can i fly the DJI avata 2 in the Philipines with no spotter for the VLOS (visual line of sight) rule in the Philipines because I seen some vids where some dji avata 2 pilots casually flying in the Philippines with no VLOS or spotter. Does it need to have a License/Permit?

Drones are allowed in the Philippines but there are a number of restrictions - the important ones are: not at night time, not within 30M of people, no higher than 400' AGL, not within a 10KM radius of anywhere that manned aircraft take off and land, not over congested/residential areas and in VLOS.

DAFlys Posted at 12-31 00:40
Drones are allowed in the Philippines but there are a number of restrictions - the important ones are: not at night time, not within 30M of people, no higher than 400' AGL, not within a 10KM radius of anywhere that manned aircraft take off and land, not over congested/residential areas and in VLOS.

is the dji avata 2 allowed to fly In the philipines because of the goggles it violates the VLOS rule.
So does it need a license or a permit to don't obey the VLOS rule?

I would surmise like most/all other countries, you would require a 'spotter' close at hand to the operator to carry out vlos to the drone and advise the 'pilot' at all times. Spotter must not use binoculars, other aids .......... other than normal prescription glasses.

Akiyama Posted at 12-31 00:59
is the dji avata 2 allowed to fly In the philipines because of the goggles it violates the VLOS rule.
So does it need a license or a permit to don't obey the VLOS rule?

You just need a spotter to achieve the VLOS requirement.   

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