I am going to be in Italy for a couple weeks in August. Will I be able to fly there, and is there anything I need to know to stay out of trouble?
Anyone fly in Italy?
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Agree!
These ones really get me...
"You may not fly your drone over populated areas, gatherings, beaches, national parks, urban areas, infrastructures, railways, highways and industrial plants"
I can understand some of them and the other laws, but come on!
"Your drone must weigh under 25kg"
What happens if it's over?
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Wich cities/regions do you plan to visit?
If just cities you can leave it at home.
For rural areas i can try to help you
If just cities you can leave it at home.
For rural areas i can try to help you
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if you can't remember the name of rural area may you know if that is next to some city.
In Rome ( vatican city ) and Venice you can't take off your drone
Hi there we are going to Italy this may. I'm planning to fly in in the water away from the people at Positano. What do you think about that? I will not fly on the buildings, only in the water facing Positano.
Positano would be awesome location to fly.
Even 'ENAV restrictions free' as you can see in map.
Just remember Positano and in general Costiera amalfitana are most cramped places, be careful on avoid people gathering
Wow, thanks for the info! So excited to be there. Any other tips for me? Like if police ask me about the drone?
Positano would be awesome location to fly.
Even 'ENAV restrictions free' as you can see in map.
Just remember Positano and in general Costiera amalfitana are most cramped places, be careful on avoid people gathering
I've never had that experience with police. If you're careful on avoid urban areas and groups of people cops can't do anything
Im flying to Sardinia in a few weeks and want to get water, and overall views of the island with P4Pro.. thoughts?
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I'm sure that Italian drone regulations will be very close to EU regulation coming up next year!
Awesome Video! Any problems with going through security? I might actually consider getting a Mavic Pro for the trip instead of P4Pro because of how awesome this video is.
Absolutely zero problems with security, the TSA sees hundreds of drones a day. I've taken my Phantom 4 to Thailand, Romania, France, Seattle, Big Sur, CA and had zero issues ever. The Mavic was my friend's drone who let me borrow it for portability reasons. I loved not having to lug my Phantom backpack around when hiking, especially on the Path of Gods and Mt Vesuvius.
