CAA Permits???

[Flubbs]

Hey mate. It would just come under 'model flying rules' I presume. You'll be fine just filming for fun as long as you act and fly safely. The easiest thing is just to tell everyone you'll be flying near, what you're doing and what instructions you may shout (like if something goes wrong). You're flying on a football pitch so should have ample space.

Just my opinions of course.

Cheers!

been looking into this a lot and it seems to me that the key is commercial use, if there is no hire and reward undertaken then you should be ok, but get some third party insurance through the BMFA which, sorry, should cover you as long as you have permission from the land owner to fly, it would be worth ticking off some of the caa regs too, like roads etc that arent under your control to be on the safe side just in case you get some nimby's popping by, but Ben can advise that better than I. good luck and dont forget to pop a link up to the footage

 

[garyl]

Hi Mongoose, I am planning a trip to Svalbard and just wanted to know if the GPS works up there? otherwise can you fly in Attitude? did you fly with DJI FC?
Any information you can give me would be a great help. Thank you. Gary

 

[iceman]

been looking into this a lot and it seems to me that the key is commercial use, if there is no hire and reward undertaken then you should be ok, but get some third party insurance through the BMFA which, sorry, should cover you as long as you have permission from the land owner to fly, it would be worth ticking off some of the caa regs too, like roads etc that arent under your control to be on the safe side just in case you get some nimby's popping by, but Ben can advise that better than I. good luck and dont forget to pop a link up to the footage

BMFA PLI will only cover you if the flight is for sport/recreation so even if it's not for gain (not commercial) you would have to prove its for sport/recreation if you have a claim!