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Hi guys,
I've been checking many threads and questions regarding flying drones from one country to another. I have barely read any issues regarding transporting your drone to another country, with an exception of Morocco. However, my question may be a little bit more detailed because I am flying from Amsterdam (NL) to London (UK) to Miami (USA). I want to make sure my Mavic Air will not be confiscated on my way to vacation and potentially losing approx. $1300 (including all accessoires)
Does anyone know if I can safely transport my Mavic Air to the UK and then USA? I will not be flying "internationally" from Amsterdam to London, since the UK is still part of the EU. Which means, I will have to check in once again in the UK gain access to the international gates. So, I will have to check-in twice (Amsterdam and UK). I will travel at July 22th.
What I have done already/will do:
- Purchased a LiPo Safe bag for 3 batteries (one "big" bag with 3 sections);
- Registered my drone in the USA at the FAA for $5, since my flight is non-commerical and pure hobby based;
- I will discharge my batteries to 20%;
- Batteries and drone (without propellers) will be in my carry-on baggage
Do I also have to purchase electrical tape to secure the battery connecting "points"?
Thank you
I've been checking many threads and questions regarding flying drones from one country to another. I have barely read any issues regarding transporting your drone to another country, with an exception of Morocco. However, my question may be a little bit more detailed because I am flying from Amsterdam (NL) to London (UK) to Miami (USA). I want to make sure my Mavic Air will not be confiscated on my way to vacation and potentially losing approx. $1300 (including all accessoires)
Does anyone know if I can safely transport my Mavic Air to the UK and then USA? I will not be flying "internationally" from Amsterdam to London, since the UK is still part of the EU. Which means, I will have to check in once again in the UK gain access to the international gates. So, I will have to check-in twice (Amsterdam and UK). I will travel at July 22th.
What I have done already/will do:
- Purchased a LiPo Safe bag for 3 batteries (one "big" bag with 3 sections);
- Registered my drone in the USA at the FAA for $5, since my flight is non-commerical and pure hobby based;
- I will discharge my batteries to 20%;
- Batteries and drone (without propellers) will be in my carry-on baggage
Do I also have to purchase electrical tape to secure the battery connecting "points"?
Thank you