I'm around Frankfurt. Would love to meet up some people or at least have a group of english speaking persons to talk about places to fly, regulations in Germany, etc... 
Expat or English speaking pilots in Germany
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timesnaps
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on a visit to Lake Constance... been flying here a lot. Main points for flying in Germany:
- people are very wary of their privacy (even if unwarranted: fly 90m above them while they hike, and dont be surprised to be shouted at and asked to stop!)
- you need to address label your drone (by law)
- you need liability insurance that covers the Magic (again by law)
Other than that, use common sense, avoid airports obviously, as well as industrial complexes, prisons and the usual suspects.
- people are very wary of their privacy (even if unwarranted: fly 90m above them while they hike, and dont be surprised to be shouted at and asked to stop!)
- you need to address label your drone (by law)
- you need liability insurance that covers the Magic (again by law)
Other than that, use common sense, avoid airports obviously, as well as industrial complexes, prisons and the usual suspects.
Indeed most of Konstanz is NFZ... It seems that every group of trees becomes a Naturschutzgebiet!
Isn't it a natural park? You might have issues.
We need to associate and make pressure... I'm tired of finding natural parks or natural reserves on every stupid group of trees...
Hi! I've been out of the forum for a while and just realized your post. I'd love to meet you, but we'll have to find a good moment, the bloody weather is terrible now!
Suggestions on where to fly keeping all the silly rules ?
Hi! I've been out of the forum for a while and just realized your post. I'd love to meet you, but we'll have to find a good moment, the bloody weather is terrible now!
Suggestions on where to fly keeping all the silly rules ?
Hi there!
The closest area (to me, anyway) worth checking out is probably the Pfalz forest. According to AirMap only a relatively small fraction is marked as no fly zone (according to German laws).
There are a few ruins and castles scattered in the forest that could be interesting to film.
I have some time off around New Year. If the weather cooperates I’ll probably go to the forest for some flying.
Cheers!
Just checked! Cool! I'm actually surprised they haven't made eeeeeeeeeeverything a NFZ. Where I am it seems that every group of more than four trees makes a natural reserve
I'll be out on new year's eve, but if the weather is good for any of this weekends you can ping me and I'll see if it fits me. I'm hoping for some snow to see if I can get a cool pic!
mdrm_mavpilot
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Hello guys,
I am from Ravensburg.
How to interpret the law rule in Germany LuftVO , § 21b Abs. 1 Nr. 7 ?
Am I allowed to fly over my own property (for example over my own balcony, or over terrace, or over roof garden ) ?
Or I shouldn't fly at all next to somebody else property in a residential area?
I would appreciate your feedback.
I am from Ravensburg.
How to interpret the law rule in Germany LuftVO , § 21b Abs. 1 Nr. 7 ?
Am I allowed to fly over my own property (for example over my own balcony, or over terrace, or over roof garden ) ?
Or I shouldn't fly at all next to somebody else property in a residential area?
I would appreciate your feedback.
mdrm_mavpilot
Active Member
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