CASA chasing law breakers

[bushie]

An article from the Australian Broadcasting Corp's (ABC) web page

Drone users breaking laws as burden of proof makes prosecution difficult

 

[Phill]

That's why they're watching youtube.
Be careful of what you upload.
In some instances you can break the rules without realising.
Like the article says the Can I Fly There app is very handy.

 

[bushie]

In some instances you can break the rules without realising.
Like the article says the Can I Fly There app is very handy.

Mind explaining how you break the law unless you are willfully ignorant. It is not complex and the airspace rules are easily available

 

[gnirtS]

The police and CAA in the UK seem to get most of their prosecutions by monitoring social media.
People are (i) dumb enough to break the rules and (ii) put self incriminating video evidence of the offence on a public sharing site.

 

[Phill]

Mind explaining how you break the law unless you are willfully ignorant. It is not complex and the airspace rules are easily available

How about flying in an isolated area and accidently flying over a person?