Always follow local regulations

Make sure to check and follow all local drone regulations before flying. This includes no-fly zones, altitude limits, and registration requirements.

Always fly in open areas and keep your drone within visual line of sight.

Flying in open areas reduces the risk of accidents. Always keep your drone where you can see it, and avoid flying over crowds, animals, or moving vehicles.

Fly at a safe altitude and keep away from tall buildings

Maintain a safe altitude as per regulations and avoid flying near tall structures to prevent signal loss or collisions.

Never fly under the influence of drugs or alcohol

Operating a drone requires full attention and coordination. Never fly if you are under the influence of substances that impair your abilities.

Keep your hands on control sticks to maintain control throughout flight

Always be ready to respond to unexpected situations by keeping your hands on the controls.

Take off with strong GPS signal

A strong GPS signal ensures accurate positioning and safer flight. Wait for a good signal before takeoff.

Check your drone for damage and fully charge your device before each flight

Inspect your drone for any damage and ensure batteries are fully charged to avoid mid-flight failures.

Practice flying in the Flight Simulator

Use a flight simulator to improve your skills and confidence before flying your drone outdoors.