I'm planning to visit Iceland this summer and it is supposed to be with a cruise ship. At boarding gate on the ship I saw two years ago the notice 'Drones are not allowed'.
As it'll be Iceland it is almost sure that I'm going to take my drone too. I haven't decided yet if it is going to be the Phantom or the Mavic Air.

Now - do somebody here know or has experience even what is this ship notice stand for? I think that it is a preventive measure that somebody won't fly drone on or in the ship. Or maybe that the drones aren't allowed to be brought on the ship at all as your luggage? This would be ridiculous.

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i would recommend reaching out to the cruise company

Definitely get permission, before the ship leaves port.


RedHotPoker

They shouldn't even know if it's in a case, or your luggage.

Thanks, I think I'll do that.