Multiple drone owner question

[sean1966]

Can anyone please tell me if I need to register all the drones I own. I owned a magic air but now I have just purchased a mavic air 2 and a poweregg x drone.
I have the registra Serial number on my mavic air ,but do I put the same number on my other drones .

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Not that I am aware of, you are the registered entity.
However all applicable drones DO NEED your relevant ID 'written' on them in clear and visible characters.

 

[old man mavic]

@sean1966 you need to put your operator number on each drone in your fleet thats the one you paid £9.00 to the CAA for a year ,then your free flyer ID which lasts 5 years as from 1st January this year when the current one is due for renewal, you must carry with you when you are flying
when your current OP ID is due for renewal this year then it will be a new number ,and then apparently that number will be lifelong

 

[DOC LEMIEUX]

Not that I am aware of, you are the registered entity.
However all applicable drones DO NEED your relevant ID 'written' on them in clear and visible characters.

As long as you are not 107 certified each drone has to be registered separately

 

[DOC LEMIEUX]

As long as you are not 107 certified each drone has to be registered separately

Hobbyist use same number on all your birds

 

[Deleted member 103366]

As long as you are not 107 certified each drone has to be registered separately

Sean is from the UK, isn't 107 USA thing?

 

[Ken-Mav-Mtl]

Flying a drone in Canada requires that you must first register any drone that will be flown.

The Drone Management Portal on the Transport Canada website can be viewed here:

Registering your drone: Overview

How to register and deregister your drone; how to transfer ownership of a drone.

tc.canada.ca

I hope that helps anyone planning to fly in Canadian airspace.