The top FPV spots in Baden-Württemberg

These spots are some of the places to fly FPV drones in or near Baden-Württemberg.

Germany has a rich history, diverse culture, and beautiful landscapes. Drone pilots can enjoy flying in various regions, but must follow the rules set by the German aviation authority.

Flying drones in Germany

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If you're planning to fly in Germany, 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.

Registration Requirement
All drone operators must register with the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt (LBA) regardless of drone weight. A registration number must be displayed on the drone.
Insurance Requirement
Third-party liability insurance is mandatory for all drone operations in Germany.
Visual Line of Sight
Drones must be operated within visual line of sight unless special permission is obtained.
Maximum Flight Altitude
Maximum altitude is limited to 120m above ground level.
Distance from People
Maintain a safe distance from uninvolved persons. For drones over 250g, stay at least 30m horizontally from people.
No-Fly Zones
Prohibited areas include airports (1.5km radius), military areas, natural reserves, government buildings, and other restricted zones. Check the official DFS drone app before flying.
Pilot Competency
For drones between 250g and 2kg, pilots must complete the A1/A3 online training. For drones over 2kg, an A2 certificate of competency is required.
Night Flight Restrictions
Flying at night requires special authorization and lighting that ensures the drone is visible.
Privacy Considerations
Respect privacy rights. Do not record or photograph people without consent, and avoid flying over private property.