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Galápagos Drone Ban REVEALED: Must-Read Rules for Tourists (2025 Update)

Galápagos Drone Ban REVEALED: Must-Read Rules for Tourists (2025 Update)

Key Facts Overview of Drone Regulations in the Galápagos Islands Drones in Ecuador are regulated by the Dirección General de Aviación Civil (DGAC) under national aviation law. In March 2024 the DGAC issued Resolution 0019-2024, a comprehensive update to the rules for remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS) es.scribd.com. However, the Galápagos Archipelago has a special conservation and legal status, so it imposes additional restrictions. Specifically, Galápagos park regulations explicitly require authorization for drone use. Ecuador’s Environment Ministry published visitor rules stating that “the use of drones requires authorization from the Galápagos National Park Directorate” ambiente.gob.ec. In other words, visitors must treat
15 September 2025
Yosemite Drone Laws Exposed: Strict Bans, Hefty Fines, and Where You Can Still Fly Legally

Yosemite Drone Laws Exposed: Strict Bans, Hefty Fines, and Where You Can Still Fly Legally

Federal Drone Laws and FAA Regulations (Nationwide Rules) U.S. federal law heavily regulates drone operations nationwide under the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). These rules apply everywhere in the country, including areas around Yosemite (and even in the park, though park-specific bans add extra restrictions). Key federal drone laws include: In summary, federal law (FAA) requires you to register and tag your drone (if over 250 g), follow safety rules like altitude limits and line-of-sight, and get licensed for commercial operations. These nationwide rules apply everywhere you fly in the U.S. – but they are just the baseline. Local laws and regulations
12 September 2025
Shocking 2025 Moscow Drone Ban: Complete Guide to Russia’s New UAV Laws

Shocking 2025 Moscow Drone Ban: Complete Guide to Russia’s New UAV Laws

Drones over 150 g must be registered with Rosaviatsia within 10 days of import or purchase, or face fines. Registrants must provide drone specs (mass, serial number, manufacturer) and owner ID to obtain a unique UAV registration number. Liability insurance is mandatory for all UAV owners in Russia. Drones up to 30 kg must be registered; toys under 0.15 kg are exempt. Commercial drone operators must hold a Rosaviatsia pilot certificate and obtain a separate aerial filming permit from the Transport Ministry. In March 2022, the weight threshold was lowered from 250 g to 150 g to capture more small
19 August 2025
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