Last updated: October 2026 Strictly speaking, you do not register the individual drone. Depending on its weight and whether it has a camera, the person flying may need a Flyer ID and the person or organisation responsible for it may need to register for an Operator ID. That Operator ID must then be displayed on […]
Read More...Last updated: October 2026 Drone insurance protects you from the financial consequences of an accident. Even a careful pilot can be caught out by a sudden gust of wind, a technical problem or a simple mistake. If your drone damages a car, breaks a window or injures somebody, you could be personally responsible for the […]
Read More...Last updated: September 2026 The most common mistakes new drone pilots make include flying without checking the location, misunderstanding registration requirements, ignoring the weather, taking off without a battery plan (low or failing battery) and flying too far away. Most early mistakes can be prevented with a simple pre-flight check and a basic understanding of […]
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