Incorrect drone rules in news article

[Yaros]

I have found a news article from 2021 which talks about someone getting fined for flying a drone (Inspire 2) over a school, over the kids.
Fair enough, but later they mention the drone regulations in Mallorca (well, back in 2021) but they are completely wrong.
Check this out:

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Drones below 250 grams have to be registered in Spain if they have a camera, and you need a A1 license to fly them. Same for drones up to 25 kg, they still need a license to be flown.
Drones that weigh less than 250 can't be flown “pretty much anywhere as long as they don't disturb neighbors” they still need to follow the no-fly zone map (Drones Enaire).

Link to the news article here:

Father fined for flying drone over daughter's school

The State Agency for Air Safety, or AESA has been asked to sanction three people for the misuse of drones in Palma this year.

www.majorcadailybulletin.com

 

[GFields]

@Yaros I doubt that anyone from the Majorca will read your post. And I doubt many of the forum users read the Majorca. I would suggest contacting Majorca and pointing the error to them.

 

[rickmurray1989]

@Yaros I doubt that anyone from the Majorca will read your post. And I doubt many of the forum users read the Majorca. I would suggest contacting Majorca and pointing the error to them.

I am not even sure that I know where Majorca is...

 

[Yaros]

@Yaros I doubt that anyone from the Majorca will read your post. And I doubt many of the forum users read the Majorca.

I do know that.

I would suggest contacting Majorca and pointing the error to them.

Yes, I will do that.

I am not even sure that I know where Majorca is...

Majorca is an island in Spain.

Majorca · Balearic Islands, Spain

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www.google.com

 

[rickmurray1989]

I do know that.


Yes, I will do that.


Majorca is an island in Spain.

Majorca · Balearic Islands, Spain

âââââ · Island

www.google.com

Thanks. I am fairly familiar with geography, but Majorca eluded me.