CAA Drone Registration Archives

New To Drones? Have You Registered?

19 05, 2020

New To Drones? Have You Registered?

By DSR Journalist|2020-06-01T13:54:03+01:00May 19th, 2020|Categories: News|Tags: CAA, CAA Drone Registration, CAA law, Operator ID|0 Comments

New Drone users are unaware of current drone law The Coronavirus pandemic has been a challenging time for everyone. As well as the obvious concerns about health and wellbeing the lockdown has caused financial worries and general anxiety about how long the situation will continue and what life might be like in years to come. The vast majority of the UK population have followed government advice by only traveling when necessary and only going out for daily exercise or essential shopping. Unfortunately, there are a minority of people who flout the rules and in extreme cases exploit the situation. [...]

Drone Operator ID Stickers

6 11, 2019

Drone Operator ID Stickers

By DSR Journalist|2020-06-10T11:08:18+01:00November 6th, 2019|Categories: News|Tags: CAA Drone Registration, Drone ID Sticker, Drone Operator ID, Drone Operator ID stickers, Drone Sticker, Drone Stickers, ID Sticker for my drone|0 Comments

Drone Operator ID Labels, Spec's and Shop link. From the 1st of November 2019 we are pleased to announce our new Drone Operator ID Sticker service. This service is open to all Operators and sent first class delivery. All Professional and Amateur Flyer membership plans will have 2 x Operator ID Stickers included for free at renewal but we have now opened this up to non DSR members to help the UK community become legal by the 30th November 2019. You can order directly from our new SHOP or select a membership plan HERE which will now include ID labels. [...]

How to register my drone safely & securely?

27 10, 2019

How to register my drone safely & securely?

By DSR Journalist|2020-06-10T13:39:17+01:00October 27th, 2019|Categories: News|Tags: CAA Drone Registration, drone registration, How To Register My Drone, register drone, Register My Drone, UK Drone Registration|0 Comments

The UK’s new Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Scheme will go live on 5th November. Anyone responsible for a drone or unmanned aircraft (including model aircraft) weighing between 250g and 20kg will need to register as an operator. The cost for this is now £9 per year. You will also need to take and pass an online education test but don’t worry, this is free and renewable every 3 years and can be done easily on line. Both of these requirements become law on 30 November 2019. Purchase Drone Operator ID Stickers HERE When you register, you’ll get [...]

CAA Drone Registration Count Down

26 07, 2019

CAA Drone Registration Count Down

By DSR Journalist|2020-01-07T18:41:59+00:00July 26th, 2019|Categories: EASA|Tags: CAA Drone Registration, Drone lost and found, Drone Stickers, ID drone stickers|0 Comments

CAA Drone Registration Count Down In 2018, the Government decided that there was a need for a drone registration scheme to be put in place. As companion to this, a competency test pass would also be required in order to legally fly a drone in the UK. Register with us HERE Purchase Drone Operator ID Stickers HERE These requirements apply to all drone users, including leisure flyers and run in addition to the procedure that pilots must follow in order to obtain CAA Permission for Commercial Operation. The CAA launched an [...]

Drone Registration – 6 Questions for the CAA and Government

4 05, 2019

Drone Registration – 6 Questions for the CAA and Government

By DSR Journalist|2020-01-07T19:25:35+00:00May 4th, 2019|Categories: CAA, Articles, Featured|Tags: CAA, CAA Drone Registration, Consultation, Drone Leisure Registration, drone registration, Drone Registration Fee, Government, Hobby Registration|0 Comments

CAA Drone Registration DSR asks 6 Questions of the CAA and Government about the incoming drone registration process and fee Purchase Drone Operator ID Stickers HERE Long before the December 2018 Gatwick drone incident, the Government in compliance with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), agreed to implement the EASA harmonised rules and regulations for safe drone operations. In 2018, the UK Government mandated a drone registration and education scheme in the UK to strengthen, they believe, ‘the accountability of drone users and their awareness of how to fly their drones safely’. This now being a matter of [...]