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In Turkey, the operation of drones is regulated by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). To fly a drone in Turkey, you must obtain permission from the DGCA, and failure to comply with the regulations may result in penalties.
All drones need to be registered with the DGCA before operation in Turkey. Additionally, depending on the purpose of use, a permit may be required. Make sure to check the specific requirements based on the type of drone activity you plan to undertake.
There are several no-fly zones in Turkey, such as government buildings, military installations, and airports. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the restricted areas before operating your drone to avoid legal issues.
In Turkey, privacy laws restrict capturing images or videos of individuals without their consent using drones. Safety measures, such as maintaining a visual line of sight with the drone during flight, are also mandatory. Always prioritize the safety and privacy of others when operating your drone.
