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When it comes to flying drones over private property in the UK, there are several rules and guidelines that drone pilots need to be aware of to ensure they are complying with the law.
It is essential to respect the privacy of individuals and property rights when flying drones. Avoid flying over private property without the owner's permission.
Under the CAA regulations, drone pilots must maintain a safe distance from people, vehicles, structures, and avoid flying over congested areas.
Adhere to the Drone Code, which includes keeping your drone in sight, flying below 400 feet, and staying at least 50 meters away from people and private property.
Violating the rules when flying drones over private property can lead to legal consequences such as fines, confiscation of the drone, or legal action by the property owner.
If you wish to fly your drone over private property, always seek permission from the property owner beforehand to avoid any legal issues.
