2 Zoom Vertical ascent to 2243 meters

[jemcik]

 

[B52-D]

It must be legal to fly a drone 7358 feet AGL in the Ukraine ?

 

[manc54]

Unbelievable in so many ways !!!

 

[Phantomrain.org]

There so much going on !
First and foremost the earth is flat, lets get that straight ?

Than you have the truck that disappeared into the Bermuda triangle and waited for you to come back to appear again
We had some strange objects passing under you .

Its a stunning video if not the best I have seen going up that high , and a Pipe Dream for us under the FAA guidelines.

Phantomrain.org
Gear to fly in the Rain and Capture the Storm.

 

[jemcik]

It must be legal to fly a drone 7358 feet AGL in the Ukraine ?

I suppose that it is actually not legal.
But
I visit this place for more then 10 years and have never seen a plane flying right over the location. Looks like air routes are a few miles aside.
And as far as I know there is no law in Ukraine for regulation of quadcopter flights, it is in state of development right now. So only restrictions that apply - are DJI provided general limits, like max altitude 500 meters and NFZ near airports and so on.

 

[Bob Jones]

May I ask, what are the rules for flying drones in the Ukraine? Is there not a agl ceiling for drones? Cool video, but not cool to disregard flight regulations. If there are no rules, how many countries are allowing this danger to enter their air traffic?

 

[Deleted member 103366]

And as far as I know there is no law in Ukraine for regulation of quadcopter flights, it is in state of development right now.

Drone Laws in Ukraine | UAV Coach (2021)
there is a link on there to what might be the relevant authority which might be Державна авіаційна служба України I do not read Ukrainian so I can not tell

 

[StantonZ]

ok, I'll bite: how did you defeat the DJI limits on max altitude??

 

[Tufargon]

Drone Laws in Ukraine | UAV Coach (2021)
there is a link on there to what might be the relevant authoriuty whichh might be Державна авіаційна служба України I do not read Ukrainian so I can not tell

Good find. It's all there and to translate it to english you can go to the top right of the page and change it from YKP to Eng.

 

[vindibona1]

I suppose that it is actually not legal.
But
I visit this place for more then 10 years and have never seen a plane flying right over the location. Looks like air routes are a few miles aside.
And as far as I know there is no law in Ukraine for regulation of quadcopter flights, it is in state of development right now. So only restrictions that apply - are DJI provided general limits, like max altitude 500 meters and NFZ near airports and so on.

Actually it is definitely illegal.

• Do not fly above 50 m without a permit

 

[Prop Wash]

I realize the M2Z is bigger than my Mini2, but when I took my Mini2 to 300ft (91.5 m) I could barely see it. So I'm guessing this was a 'little' passed Visual Line of Sight. You have no other aircraft in this area?

Aside from the 'legal' stuff, that is a pretty spectacular view from 1.3 miles (2.2K)!!

 

[jemcik]

Reading most of the comments makes me feel sorry about disturbing mavicpilots users with this illegal content ?

 

[jemcik]

ok, I'll bite: how did you defeat the DJI limits on max altitude??

just google for drone-hacks, I used their utility to get special certificate.

 

[JoeyThePilot56]

I don't really know if it's legal or not but what I know is that I enjoyed the stunning view from all the way up there ! Thank you.

 

[Saladshooter]

Beautiful footage.... here in the US, drone laws keep us from doing this type of flight. We could probably get away with it but airplanes are common almost everywhere in the country so we would be risking lives.

Thanks for the video.

 

[AZDave]

It's interesting how the bus arrived at the train station as you were climbing and left as you were descending. Nice timing!

 

[StantonZ]

just google for drone-hacks, I used their utility to get special certificate.

Interesting that they don't provide any mod for altitude on the MA2.

 

[Lets Fly]

No planes?? Wasn't that an airplane passing under you at 3:47?

 

[Zeprider]

Ok, Popcorn by Popcorn. It's been a while.

 

[Trackerputnam]

You all have to understand, laws in the Ukraine are only applied sporadically at best. Legal or not it was dangerous.