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When operating drones in Spain, it is crucial to comply with the country's regulations to ensure safety and legality. The regulations are set by the Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea (AESA), Spain's State Aviation Safety Agency.
Registration: All drones weighing more than 250 grams must be registered with AESA before operation.
Operator License: Pilots must hold a valid license to operate drones in Spain, which involves passing a theoretical and practical exam.
Flight Restrictions: Drones cannot fly over urban areas, crowds of people, or near airports. Respect no-fly zones and maintain a safe distance from people and property.
Penalties: Failure to comply with Spanish drone laws can result in fines ranging from hundreds to thousands of euros. Repeat offenders may face confiscation of their drones or further legal action.
For detailed information on Spanish drone laws, it's advisable to visit the AESA website or consult with local authorities. Staying informed and following regulations is vital for safe and legal drone operation in Spain.
