Question to Mavic_South_Oz & M-A-T-T-Y...
Are you using both "Can I fly there" and "Drone Complier" to check where to fly, or is one more accurate/has more info than the other?
I ask as I fly close to the same areas and believe that "Can I fly there" seems to put a general vague 'don't fly' warning, whereas DC seems to give more specific 'can fly' info, albeit far more complex to understand.
It looks to me that CIFT is deliberately vague in its wording/zones to stop hobby RPA from mingling in these flight zones, especially the helicopter landing pads. Fair enough approach for the general public but I feel if I want to get some nice footage inner city & are prepared to fly safely and understand the regulations I should be able to depend on one of these definitively.
I believe both apps are connected to CASA.
Are you using both "Can I fly there" and "Drone Complier" to check where to fly, or is one more accurate/has more info than the other?
I ask as I fly close to the same areas and believe that "Can I fly there" seems to put a general vague 'don't fly' warning, whereas DC seems to give more specific 'can fly' info, albeit far more complex to understand.
It looks to me that CIFT is deliberately vague in its wording/zones to stop hobby RPA from mingling in these flight zones, especially the helicopter landing pads. Fair enough approach for the general public but I feel if I want to get some nice footage inner city & are prepared to fly safely and understand the regulations I should be able to depend on one of these definitively.
I believe both apps are connected to CASA.
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