The top FPV spots in Ostrava

These spots are some of the best places to fly FPV drones in or near Ostrava.

The Czech Republic offers a mix of historical architecture, rolling hills, and open countryside, ideal for FPV flying. Drone use is governed by the Civil Aviation Authority under EASA regulations.

Flying drones in the Czech Republic

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If you're planning to fly in the Czech Republic, make sure to check local drone laws first.

If you're not sure which rules apply, just read this short summary!
Keep in mind, it is just a summary, not legal advice. Stay safe and always follow the local regulations when flying.

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).