What rules to know when flying FPV in the Czech Republic

If you're wondering what the legal rules and regulations are when flying FPV in the Czech Republic, here's a summary:

• Visual Line of Sight

  Maintain unaided visual contact with the drone at all times. BVLOS operations require special approval.

• Altitude Limit

  Flight altitude is limited to 120m AGL unless otherwise permitted.

• Distance from People

  Keep 50m horizontal distance from uninvolved persons. Overflight of assemblies is forbidden.

• Geofencing and No-Fly Zones

  Airports, prisons, nuclear facilities, and military areas are restricted. Use the DronView map from the CAA.

• Drone Registration

  All drones with a camera or over 250g must be registered. Operator ID must be displayed.

• Insurance

  Third-party liability insurance is recommended but only required for certain categories (e.g., specific category).

• Night Flying

  Allowed in open category if drone has position lighting and operator follows VLOS rules.

• Cross-Border Operations

  Subject to authorization. Notify both CAA CZ and destination country authority.

• Pilot Competency

  Pilots of drones over 250g must complete online training and pass an exam (EASA A1/A3).

Please keep in mind this is just a summary, not legal advice. Stay safe and always follow the local regulations when flying.