Everything you need to know about drone compliance in France
According to DGAC, you must register drones 250g (ou avec caméra). Some operations require additional certifications beyond basic registration.
While insurance requirements vary by jurisdiction and operation type, we strongly recommend comprehensive drone liability insurance. MmowW helps track your coverage.
Under Règlement UE 2019/947 & 2019/945 + Arrêtés DGAC, you must maintain flight logs including date, time, location, duration, and any incidents. MmowW automates this for you.
Visual line of sight (VLOS) is the baseline requirement. Extended visual line of sight (EVLOS) and BVLOS operations require special permits and training. Check local restrictions.
Penalties vary widely and can include fines, confiscation of aircraft, and legal action. DGAC sets the standards for France. Stay compliant with MmowW.
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Flight logs should be updated after every flight. Annual inspections and certifications are required for most operators. MmowW sends automatic reminders.
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Always keep detailed flight logs. Most compliance violations stem from incomplete or missing documentation. MmowW automates this so you never have to worry.
Know your local restrictions. Every country and region has unique flight limitations. Check with your national aviation authority (NAA) regularly — regulations change often.
Insurance is not optional. Even in countries where it's not legally required, liability insurance protects you and your business. Budget for it.
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