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In Hong Kong, flying drones is regulated by the Civil Aviation Department (CAD). It is important to be aware of the laws and regulations surrounding drone operation to avoid fines or penalties.
All drones over 250 grams must be registered with the CAD before flying. Pilots must also obtain a Flying Permit for operating drones in specific restricted areas. Make sure to check the CAD's website for detailed instructions on registration and permits.
There are no-fly zones in Hong Kong that drone pilots must adhere to. These include airports, military facilities, and certain public areas. Always check the CAD's guidelines before planning any drone flights.
Respect the privacy of others and avoid flying drones near sensitive locations. Ensure safe distances from people, buildings, and vehicles to prevent accidents or intrusions. Being a responsible drone pilot contributes to safe and enjoyable drone use in Hong Kong.
