Private Job

[BlazYT]

I live in Australia and do not have a license to use my drone for commercial use. If I go to a local footy club and ask to do some aerials for them and they wanted to pay would that be legal because this is a private job or no?

 

[SkyeHigh]

I live in Australia and do not have a license to use my drone for commercial use. If I go to a local footy club and ask to do some aerials for them and they wanted to pay would that be legal because this is a private job or no?

The issue would be flying over a ‘populous location’ commercial or otherwise.

‘You must not fly over or above people or in a populous area. This could include beaches, parks, events, or sports ovals where there is a game in progress.’

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

It might also be that you would be required to have third party insurance and the club could get into trouble for employing someone who is neither insured nor licenced.
I would not do it, I think you would be leaving yourself wide open to trouble.
Let the club pay a 'pro'.

 

[Gagey52]

Mate you need to read up on the CASA regs. You should checkout the accredited pilot process and register your drone. If you’re keen on that, get yourself organised.
Regards

 

[Meta4]

I live in Australia and do not have a license to use my drone for commercial use.

You don't need a licence if you are flying a drone that weighs <2 kg.
Learn about flying in the excluded category.

https://www.casa.gov.au/drones/get-your-operator-credentials/operator-accreditation#Operatoraccreditationrequirements