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>but you need to be able to see the drone To have line-of-sight. Actually being able to see the drove is usually not possible - seeing a small drone at 40m hig
by coldtea 2y ago
>but you need to be able to see the drone
To have line-of-sight. Actually being able to see the drove is usually not possible - seeing a small drone at 40m high is near impossible after a couple hundrend meters away, especially as it moves.
Of course nobody actually tries to be able to really see the drone.
- poulpy123 2y agothe law translated by deepl is more strict than in my memory: > The drone must be visible to the naked eye and remain within the pilot's field of vision. Immersion flights (FPV) and the use of follower drones are possible, provided a second person is present. https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F35675/0_0?idFicheParent=F34630 https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F35675/...