I will arrive in Australia at the end of November and I would like to bring my cinelog20 with me but I have a lot of questions and I don't understand if it is legal to fly FPV in Australia
Hi, Filip. I wish I could give you great news, but unfortunately CASA regulations are a bit strict here. Accordingly with their website: "You must always keep your drone within your visual line-of-sight. This means you can see the drone with your own eyes, rather than through an electronic device, video screen or goggles." Check their website: www.casa.gov.au/drones/drone-rules/flying-first-person-view#Thedosanddon’tsofflyingFPV
@@skyperthaerialhello I am not going to Australia but might visit it one day so I am interested about it. I dont understand your comment, I might missed something here but don't you said in your video that in Australia today we can fly it as long as there is a spotter near the pilot and the distance to other people is one meter minimum?
The guys from @fpvaustralia helped us with the application process and we also paid the CASA fee. From application to getting the instruments signed it took 4-5 months 😊
What opportunities do you see on the horizon for the FPV drones?
Well done guys. Do you need CASA approval to fly FPV commercially if you stay indoors and away from people?
Thank you so much! Accordingly with CASA, you can operate indoors if you are away from people 😉
Awesome chat, great news 🤩
I'm glad you liked it, Jayden! It sure is great news not only for us but also for our clients 🙌 thank you for your comment 🤜
I will arrive in Australia at the end of November and I would like to bring my cinelog20 with me but I have a lot of questions and I don't understand if it is legal to fly FPV in Australia
Hi, Filip.
I wish I could give you great news, but unfortunately CASA regulations are a bit strict here. Accordingly with their website: "You must always keep your drone within your visual line-of-sight. This means you can see the drone with your own eyes, rather than through an electronic device, video screen or goggles."
Check their website: www.casa.gov.au/drones/drone-rules/flying-first-person-view#Thedosanddon’tsofflyingFPV
@@skyperthaerialhello I am not going to Australia but might visit it one day so I am interested about it. I dont understand your comment, I might missed something here but don't you said in your video that in Australia today we can fly it as long as there is a spotter near the pilot and the distance to other people is one meter minimum?
How much you paid for it guys? And how long it took
The guys from @fpvaustralia helped us with the application process and we also paid the CASA fee. From application to getting the instruments signed it took 4-5 months 😊
They did this cause everyone was flying fpv anyway nobody gave a shit about the laws down under😂
This is true, but to operate commercially, have the right instruments is a must for us ;)