Hello DJI and Users i saw today that the BBC News put out an article on how in Spring 2018 there will be a new law on how Drone Operators will need to submit a flight test on drones over 250g. Will DJI Make a Article on this and show users what to do. Anyone Know Any other knoloage on this would help alot thank you !!!



http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-42126150

The details have not been finalised and published yet so DJI and others won't be able to tell you much.

I'll make a guess though - based on Irelands IAA and USAs FAA way of doing it - £5 per year per drone with a multiple choice series of a few questions based around the drone code.
Of course, it won't make any difference to those who want to break the law for whatever reason - but at least it will help to calm down the Daily Fail readers.

Are you sure £5 will be enough to cover costs and make enough money for the treasury?

NEED WHAT FOR WHAT TEST?    The title of your post wasn't clear.

I have not upgraded to the latest DJI Go 4 App (dated this past week) but from what I am hearing there are questions that NOW come up in the app before you can fly.  Here is a picture of one of the 10 questions that some one posted on another forum.

BlueBirdTN Posted at 2017-11-26 05:32
I have not upgraded to the latest DJI Go 4 App (dated this past week) but from what I am hearing there are questions that NOW come up in the app before you can fly.  Here is a picture of one of the 10 questions that some one posted on another forum.

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Interesting. Let’s see how this will help.

Something similar exists in Danmark since july 1, 2017. A small online quiz concerning the rules, and registering as a drone owner for a fee of 15 DKK (1.8 GBP). This is for "amateurs", not for those who fly drones for professional/commercial uses...