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djiuser_Ou450wUA1jwb Posted at 2018-5-3 11:38
Here in latvia if your drone is 500 + grams you need to ask people near by 50m to fly drone only nothing else is in our laws you can deliver items to prisoners and fly in airport all is legal here our law bad
Drone regulations in Latvia
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Published: 31. July 2017, last updated: 31. January 2018
Maximum flight altitude: In Latvia, drones are allowed to fly up to a height of 120 meters.
Maximum horizontal distance and FPV: You should also operate your drone only in visibility in Latvia.
Compulsory insurance: We recommend you completing an aviation liability coverage for your drone.
Maximum take-off weight (MTOW): The maximum weight for unmanned airplanes is 20 kg.
Distance to airports: You have to keep a distance of 10 kilometers to airfields.
Other safe distances: Your copter must not approach people, animals, vehicles and flammable/explosive objects closer than 50 meters.
Flight bans: You are not allowed to fly over the following objects: buildings, bridges, railways, motorways, motorway crossroads, electricity and communications lines, cemeteries, gatherings of people, pilgrimage churches, and military infrastructures. You have to maintain a distance of 200 meters.
Specific regulations: The minimum age for controlling drones is 18 years in Latvia. Metal propellers must not be used. A designation of the drone with the name, address and telephone number of the owner must be made.
Regulations for commercial pilots: As far as I know there is no subdivision of private and commercial drone flights in Latvia.
Good to know: Drones must be able to land autonomously in Latvia in the case of a disconnection of the radio link (failsafe function). |
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