Welcome to the forum, from Hauptmann in North Texas!
Drone newbie.
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Michael, welcome to the forum from the Chicago area the Windy City.
FLY SAFE & FLY SMART AND FLY LEGALLY
FLY SAFE & FLY SMART AND FLY LEGALLY
One of the things I like most about drone piloting is how creative you can be with ideas for videography.
Hello, Michael, welcome to the forum! I see you're down under, so there's no obligation to get your TRUST certificate or register your drone with the FAA unless you plan on coming to the States to fly. Here's a link to your countries rules and regulations concerning drone flight. Check them out, so as to keep yourself out of trouble! Cheers!
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LoudThunder
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Hey Michael, when I saw @Big Bro 's mention of the TRUST Certificate, I thought "Whoa... Did I did that? and I did..." I am sorry, you received a copy of a Welcome Note I wrote to a new member who lives in the USA. And in those USA notes, I inform newbies of the the US requirements, none of which apply to you unless as Big Bro mentioned, you intend to visit the US and even then the requirements are different for a tourist.
Except for the references to the various location specifics, that notes are the same...
This is the Web Site I would have included if my head had been screwed on statight...
www.casa.gov.au
Have Fun and Fly Safe...
Except for the references to the various location specifics, that notes are the same...
This is the Web Site I would have included if my head had been screwed on statight...
Drone rules
Australia’s recreational drone rules are designed to keep you and others safe, on the ground and in the air. Here are the rules you need to know now, before you take-off.
www.casa.gov.au
Have Fun and Fly Safe...
