All about drones
I Bought a Drone and Now What?
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Mandatory Registration and Training
Step One
If the drone has a built-in camera (regardless of its weight), you must register as an operator on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency. If in yours to the family unmanned aircraft uses more family ones members it is enough registration one family member like the operator.
Where can I register?
The link for registration on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency is here: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html.
To register, you will need a qualified digital certificate, a recent ID card or another form of digital identification (as described in the instructions on the website). Registration is a paid service (40 euros), is valid for 30 months and is valid throughout the EU.
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Taking Exam
Step Two
If the drone has a built-in camera (regardless of its weight), you must register as an operator on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency. If in yours to the family unmanned aircraft uses more family ones members it is enough registration one family member like the operator.
Where can I register?
The link for registration on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency is here: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html.
To register, you will need a qualified digital certificate, a recent ID card or another form of digital identification (as described in the instructions on the website). Registration is a paid service (40 euros), is valid for 30 months and is valid throughout the EU.
Check Where you are Flying
Step Three
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If the drone has a built-in camera (regardless of its weight), you must register as an operator on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency. If in yours to the family unmanned aircraft uses more family ones members it is enough registration one family member like the operator.
Where can I register?
The link for registration on the website of the Civil Aviation Agency is here: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html.
To register, you will need a qualified digital certificate, a recent ID card or another form of digital identification (as described in the instructions on the website). Registration is a paid service (40 euros), is valid for 30 months and is valid throughout the EU.
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Your Drone Journey Starts Here
In the videos below, check out all the steps from the moment you receive your new drone package, from creating a DJI user account, to launching the drone for the first time, and how to prepare and conduct your first flight.
Open Category
The open category includes drones whose maximum take-off weight is less than 25 kilograms.
In this one categories the pilot must on far away aircraft manage on safe distance from people, aircraft but it has to to be always in I can see field the pilot, except when years in way monitoring the pilot or him it helps an observer. The biggest allowed height years is 120 meters from the closest points on earthly surface, except when fly by an obstacle.
Drone may transport dangerous substances or dispose of any materials. Registration and acquisition necessary for implementation activities in open categories it is fast and simple, therefore it is accessible also to everyone amateur to users.
Special Category
The special category includes all operations with unmanned aircraft systems that exceed the limitations of the open category.
Business users who use unmanned aircraft systems to carry out their activities quickly encounter the limitations of the open category, as many operations cannot be performed within the limits of the open category. They are most commonly encountered with built-up area restrictions, prescribed clearances from people, line-of-sight flight restrictions, or flying in areas where open category operations are prohibited.
In the special category, with the appropriate training of personnel and the implementation of approved operating procedures, almost all tasks that are prohibited in the open category can be performed.
Your Guide for Open Category
Check out the videos below to learn how to fly in the open category. What you need before you start flying, what rules and restrictions apply to drones up to 250g, what are protected areas, what categories A2 and A3 mean, do you need remote identification, and much more.
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FAQ
For all drones weighing over 250g and also those weighing up to 250g that have a built-in camera, operator registration is mandatory. An operator is a person or company responsible for working with the drone. Registration can be done on the Civil Aviation Agency website: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html
You do not need a test for drones weighing up to 250g, but you must still follow the flight rules. For drones weighing more than 250g, a test is mandatory. You can take the basic test on the Civil Aviation Agency website: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html
Persons who are at least 16 years old can operate a drone independently. Younger persons can operate a drone under the supervision of a person who meets the conditions for operating a drone independently.
As a registered operator in the open category, you can fly over built-up areas if all of the following conditions are met: – Obtain permission from the owner or manager of the land you are flying over – Report the flight to the Civil Aviation Agency in good time – Fly during the day – Fly at an altitude of up to 50m above the terrain
For all drones weighing up to 250g that have a built-in camera (including DJI MINI), operator registration is mandatory, which you can complete on the Civil Aviation Agency website: https://www.caa.si/registracija-in-usposabljanje-a1a3.html A remote pilot exam is not required, but you must adhere to all flight rules for subcategory A1 to 250G in the open category. In particular, you must take into account the restrictions of geographical areas, which you can find on the map on the Civil Aviation Agency website: https://www.caa.si/geogräsge-omejitve-za-uas.html
The categories of operations differ according to the risk that the operation represents. The open category of operations is intended primarily for amateur users. Due to the low risk of performing operations, the entry conditions (registration + exam) are very simple. The special category of operations is intended for business users who perform operations with a higher level of risk. The special category requires greater pilot training, drones with prescribed technical characteristics and precisely defined operational procedures.
Operator registration is mandatory for using a drone in the open category – If you are using a drone weighing over 250g, a pilot exam is mandatory – Flying within the remote pilot’s field of vision is mandatory – Flying is permitted at a maximum height of 120m above the terrain – The weight of the drone is limited to a maximum of 25Kg – Geographical area restrictions must be taken into account – Depending on the weight and C marking on the drone, additional restrictions of one of the subcategories (A1, A2, A3) apply – Flying over built-up areas in Slovenia is very limited for drones in the open category.
By clicking on the map of geographical areas, you can learn about the restrictions of the area over which you intend to fly: https://www.caa.si/geogräspe-omejitve-za-uas.html