After 31 December 2025, all Drones purchased or placed on the market before 01 January 2026 will be considered Legacy Drones. This means all existing drones do not feature in the CAA-approved certification/class markings (C0, C1, C2, C3, or C4), which they haven’t yet finalised. The CAA have moved the date twice before and they […]
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Flying in Cities and Towns If you are flying over or near urban areas or near groups of people, then extra safety rules are in place to provide protection. The rules don’t apply if you are flying indoors You need to follow the drone and model aircraft code. Some of the key rules are:
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Dragon Drone Training are proud to support the RAF Air Cadets with our scholarship scheme. We are training 6 Scottish and 1 Northern Ireland squadrons with the GVC which includes the A2 CofC course.
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A2 CofC Important Even if you have a A2 CofC From 31st December 2022 you will only be able to fly your Drone far from people which means 150m away from towns and cities without a CE class identification label on the Drone from the manufacturer. As yet there are no Drones on the market
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Flying Circuits Circuits are the basic building blocks of flying. They combine all the flight manoeuvres used on operations. All student fixed-wing and helicopter pilots ‘bash the circuits’ for many hours, perfecting flying skills. Airline pilots will fly circuits as part of their final line check examination before being released to fly commercially by the
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