Unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly called "drones" are becoming more popular around the world. In Poland we are also observing an increased interest in these devices. Before you decide to fly unmanned aircraft it is worth finding out where and how you can fly them safely. We invite you to familiarize yourself with the information leaflet prepared by the Civil Aviation Authority which in an accessible manner presents the basic principles of sport and recreational flying with unmanned aircraft.
Although machines available on the market are becoming more and more technically advanced and more easy to handle, those are still a devices that by a number of different reasons, may fail. That is why it is extremely important to have a responsible approach to flying, even in the case of a small device that weighs only 1.5 kg and looks more like a toy than an aircraft. Awareness of possible threats undoubtedly means a more comfortable and aware flying.
It is worth remembering that the unmanned aircraft flying directly over people gives them a potential threat, even in the case of small UAVs and definitely you should not fly that way. Therefore, each flight must be thought through. Before the first use of unmanned aircraft, take a look at the manual and ask someone experienced to help you get the information on where you can fly safely. Once you feel ready for the first flight you have to remember the basic principles that will allow enjoy a safe fun - not fly over people, animals, buildings, or property that might be damaged in the event of equipment failure. Above all, use the common sense in the first place. In the case where an unmanned aircraft will be flown by a child - remember to flight should be taken under the control of an adult.