How to get a licence to fly a drone in the city of Prague for a week? [closed]
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I hope this is the right place to ask, I don't know here else to go.
I would like to take my drone and go fly in the city of Prague - it's super beautiful there during lockdown. (I'm close by anyway so don't worry, I'm staying save) But -
According to Czech law it's illegal to fly a drone within city borders. You need to get an extra licence/allowance for that. My own shortcoming is, I cannot speak Czech.
Does anyone of you have any prior experience in getting this licence? I read that you can apply for such a licence, but I neither know where nor how. On the other side, I read that people already got into trouble, especially when flying in Prague (residency of the president, etc. etc.)
I do have a registration and the required European licence to fly a drone. I'm really looking for specific allowance for Prague.
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Can I fly my drone in Prague?
According to the Czech Republic's national aviation authority, the Czech Republic Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), flying a drone is legal in the Czech Republic, but we recommend being aware of and compliant with the drone regulations listed below before doing so.Can you fly a small drone without a license?
Depending on how and where you use your drone dictates which certification you require, if at all. But regardless of whether or not you need a drone \u201clicence\u201d, most drone users will need to be registered to fly.Can you fly a DJI drone without a license?
All drones used for commercial purposes require their owner to obtain a valid drone pilot's license. If you are using a drone solely for the purpose of recreation, you are exempt from this rule. Also, every drone needs to be registered and to have a registration number, regardless of its use.How do I get an EU drone license?
To fly a drone in an EASA member state, you must take an online training course which is administered through each member state. The only exception to the training requirement is if the drone is classified as a C0 drone, no training is required for operating these light drones.How to LEGALLY FLY a DRONE in PRAGUE!
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