Well, the law then said that in order to operate a drone for commercial use It would need to have at least 6 rotors and a 2nd independent control unit in case the main one fails. This is fine, you don't want it suddenly being uncontrollable or crashing because of the weight of the camera but it means that you are looking at a price category of over 10000€ to get a model that would be permitted for business. Overall the law makes sense really, while of course being disappointing for us.
Well, the law then said that in order to operate a drone for commercial use It would need to have at least 6 rotors and a 2nd independent control unit in case the main one fails. This is fine, you don't want it suddenly being uncontrollable or crashing because of the weight of the camera but it means that you are looking at a price category of over 10000€ to get a model that would be permitted for business. Overall the law makes sense really, while of course being disappointing for us.
If you wanna have a look at the stipulations of today's legal situation regarding Drones in Austria check here: https://uavcoach.com/drone-laws-in-austria/
Ooooo, alright. In Malaysia, we still have them flying everywhere. :D Thanks for sharing.
Yeah they are fascinating machines. Did you ever fly one?
Haha nope, will wanna try one day though