Drones under 250 grams are like small birds in the sky. They don't need registration. They don't need a pilot's certificate. They are free, but freedom comes with a price.


Fly them below 400 feet. Keep them in sight. Don't lose them in the clouds. Fly only in the daylight. The night hides dangers you can't see.


Stay away from airports. Stay away from heliports. Five kilometers is a good distance. Avoid no-fly zones. National parks, military bases—they are forbidden.


Respect privacy. Don't spy on people. Don't film without consent. Fly with care. Don't be reckless. Don't endanger lives or property.


Watch the weather. Wind and rain can bring them down. Keep away from wildlife. Respect nature and private property.


These are the rules. Simple and clear. Follow them, and you'll fly free. Ignore them, and trouble will find you.

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