Thanks for your comment Sun and good luck with your drone. Philippines are amazing. Keep me posted on the adventure. Consider to subscribe to my channel for more drone videos too ;)
Hello guys, thanks for stopping by my chann and subscribing, much appreciated. Yes, a lot of countries are introducing the regulations and permission...to be honest, I think they are needed. Too many random drones around lol.
I'm from the Philippines. I was able to fly my drone in Bohol and other areas in Luzon, but did not know that it was not allowed in Boracay so it was good to know. In my limited experience, there are areas here where only CAAP certified pilots are allowed. I guess we always have to do our research of fly zones to be safe.
no license or permit is required as long as your drone is below 7klg. just follow drone laws here in the philippines ask permission if you can fly drone in the area to avoid penalties
@@MamoAir yes i do subscribed. I love the way you film! You're such an inspiration!!!=) I have been to UK too yet can't go back. Due also to pandemic. I am only a newbie. Im a very small content creator and I struggle a lot, wish to save and get a cam soon or one day. Your vlogs are inspiration!!!
@@minerva7699 Thank you, I have subscribed back now. Do not worry about the camera, you can make great content also with the mobile phone, just think about the story na subject, that is the main point of a good video. I am in UK too, looking forward to visiting the Philippines again! Where are you from therre? Which aprt?
Thanks Lukas, my pleasure and I am glad you enjoyed the video. Philippines are amazing, so I hope you will visit soon. Consider to subscribe for more travel videos and adventures. Ciao
Hello Jam Man. Thanks for checking my video, I am happy you find it useful. If you have never been to the Philippines, you will love it there. Is it actually allowed to travel there? Also, how do you find the Mavic Air 2? I am thinking of that
You are very lucky you brought it to the Philippines, our drone regulations here are not so strict, you're good to go no matter how heavy your drone is as long as it doesn't reach 7kg and above, and read some guidelines otherwise, you need a license, although, the only downside is, just like what you've said, there are no sign boards to know if you are in an airspace or not. It could've been worse if it was in Canada, drone laws on that country are beyond insane.
So ako balak kung bumili baka ma-hold pa pala ako kung hindi ko nakita ang mga issues na ito. Tsk. Good thing nagcheck muna ako sa net kung paano paliparin.
Thanks for sharing this one buddy. Actually, there are very few Laws and regulations here in the Philippines like Fly less than 400ft, fly 30 meters AWAY from people, don't fly in public places like schools or marketplaces, no fly on NFZ (No Fly Zones) like Military bases, or Malacanyang (Philippines' version of Whitehouse), and of course You must NOT fly at least 10km from Airports. And your place right there is inside the 10Km radius. (Airport Radar detects drones as real air-plane, that's the reason why).
Hello. Thanks for the comment. Yes, those regulations are the same as Europe and some other parts of the world. 😉. Thanks for stopping by and consider to subscribe if you like this kind of content. Salamat po
Hello Jrome, thanks for your comment. I love the Philippines, I have been there 2 times and I wanted to go again this year for longer but unfortunately everything changed. In what part of the PH do you live?
@@MamoAir I'm from Davao. It's nice to hear that you enjoyed your stay in PH. My parents were originally from Bohol but I've never been there even once.
Hello, thanks for stopping by. Malay is a municipality in the province of Aklan. The resort island of Boracay is part of it too. Consider to subscribe if you enjoyed the content. Much more to come weekly. Thanks 😉
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Hello. Yes, the whole island is still inside the airspace, so no drone are allowed. Thanks for your comment. Consider to ubscribe for more drone and travel videos. Ciao
Hello Jesusito, thanks for the comment, Caticlan airport is still too close and there are local airplanes flying over the island. That is the problem :-)
Hello! Thanks for your comment. Yes, that includes the shore too. When you are inside and airspace, drones are forbidden, unless you have a permission. Which kind of makes sense to be honest 😉. If u want to know more about the regulations of flying a drone, have a look at my video about it, you can find the link in the description of this video.
To fly a drone for commercial purposes, or to fly a drone that weighs 7 kilograms (15 pounds) or more, you must obtain a certificate from the CAAP. If you’d like to contact the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) directly before you travel with any questions you might have, here is their contact information: info@ato.gov.ph / + 63 2 879 9229. General Rules for Flying a Drone in the Philippines Based on our research and interpretation of the laws, here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in the Philippines. It also depends on the ordinance of the city or municipality but most places allows flying a drone that weighs less than 1kg following the general rules below. Fly responsibly with safety of others and yours in mind. > Only fly during the day and in good weather. > Do not let the drone outside of your visual line of sight. It should be visible to you at all times. > Do not fly over populated areas, such as schools or marketplaces etc.. > Do not fly higher than 400 feet above ground level. > Do not fly closer than 30 meters (98 feet) from persons not involved with the drone’s operation. > Do not fly closer than 10 kilometers (6 miles) from airports. inside airspace. > Do not fly near emergencies, such as fires.
Hello, thanks for the comment and stopping by. Yes...that is what I told them. They replied they will put signs soon. It might be a way to make some cash! Lol
You got scammed just because you're a Foreigner.. We almost fly our Drones here in Philippines almost anywhere without getting fined from someone.. From what I see, maybe because you're a Vlogger and that automatically need some permit to fly your drone on an exclusive resorts that has no fly zone.. Before flying our drone we always ask someone first, Security guards, Owners or People who work or in-charge or who lives in that area first if it's an exclusive area or resort before flying our drone and if someone warned us we totally follow and respect them because if you try to ignore them you'll get fined even without a warning or even it's ok to fly drone in that area.
That's a problem here, You just get slapped by a fine that they didn't put a sign on. We'll at least the officer presented a legal document indicating the rules. lol
Thanks for the message and for watching the video. To be honest in Boracay there are now signs all along the beach. Consider to subscribe if you like travel vlogs and camera gear. Or share the video if it was helpful. Ciao 😄
No warning needed. Ignorant drone operators are the problem. You can read the local drone rules at each country. In Denmark, it is 5-8 km from the airport, in the Philippines it's 10km zone. It's your responsibility to read and know about the rules. if in doubt, go to the municipal.
@@JSolisHD and one should analyze the surroundings first before taking off a drone. Like, ask the locals first if there is a certain prohibited area nearby (due to line of sight covered by trees)
LOL before flying a drone just ask the person incharge of the property.. I dont believe also that you can pay them directly.. maybe it goes to there pockets.. ayayay....
Hey Giovanni. Thanks for the feedback. It is not that easy to get permissions "on the go" usually from property owners actually and it can take some time to get it too. About the fee, I actually got a receipt and checked with thw local autorities and they can get the money directly from people. So, it was all legal. Thanks
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Thanks for sharing this video, very helpful. I will be bringing my mavic mini to philippines
Thanks for your comment Sun and good luck with your drone. Philippines are amazing. Keep me posted on the adventure. Consider to subscribe to my channel for more drone videos too ;)
Very informative! Seems like a lot more countries are cracking down on the use of drones in certain areas.
Hello guys, thanks for stopping by my chann and subscribing, much appreciated. Yes, a lot of countries are introducing the regulations and permission...to be honest, I think they are needed. Too many random drones around lol.
Thank you for vising our country Philippines! Happy flying!
Salamat po. I love the Philippines
I had been wondering about bringing a drone! Thank you so much for the video! Sorry to hear about the fine :O
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I'm from the Philippines. I was able to fly my drone in Bohol and other areas in Luzon, but did not know that it was not allowed in Boracay so it was good to know. In my limited experience, there are areas here where only CAAP certified pilots are allowed. I guess we always have to do our research of fly zones to be safe.
Thanks for the comment. I love the Philippines. Hope to be back soon!
I love the drone footage. By the way the permit of flying drones also depends per city or municipality in the Philippines.
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Just avoid the airspace dome up to 10KM FROM the airport. And then get a permit from the municipal.
Thank you
no license or permit is required as long as your drone is below 7klg. just follow drone laws here in the philippines
ask permission if you can fly drone in the area to avoid penalties
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Ganun? Balak kung bumili niyan tapos nalaman kung may ganyan pang issues. Tsk. Huwag nalang. Kaloka.
So cool!! You've been to Philippines 🇵🇭hope you had a great time.
Yes, I have been twice and was planning to go again this year but the virus came up. Love the Philippines. Consider to subscribe for more vlogs 😃
@@MamoAir yes i do subscribed. I love the way you film! You're such an inspiration!!!=)
I have been to UK too yet can't go back. Due also to pandemic. I am only a newbie. Im a very small content creator and I struggle a lot, wish to save and get a cam soon or one day. Your vlogs are inspiration!!!
@@minerva7699 Thank you, I have subscribed back now. Do not worry about the camera, you can make great content also with the mobile phone, just think about the story na subject, that is the main point of a good video.
I am in UK too, looking forward to visiting the Philippines again! Where are you from therre? Which aprt?
thanks for sharing your experience :) will know when will go Philippines.
Thanks Lukas, my pleasure and I am glad you enjoyed the video. Philippines are amazing, so I hope you will visit soon. Consider to subscribe for more travel videos and adventures. Ciao
Thank you so much for making this video. I plan to either take a Mavic Mini or Mavic Air 2 to capture my trip.
Hello Jam Man. Thanks for checking my video, I am happy you find it useful. If you have never been to the Philippines, you will love it there. Is it actually allowed to travel there? Also, how do you find the Mavic Air 2? I am thinking of that
Hope you stay longer here.. And I bit you Filipino will support your channel 😘😘😊
Hello, thanks for your comment! Stay tuned for more content. Loved the Philippines
You are very lucky you brought it to the Philippines, our drone regulations here are not so strict, you're good to go no matter how heavy your drone is as long as it doesn't reach 7kg and above, and read some guidelines otherwise, you need a license, although, the only downside is, just like what you've said, there are no sign boards to know if you are in an airspace or not. It could've been worse if it was in Canada, drone laws on that country are beyond insane.
Hello Arish. Thanks for the comment. Yes I was lucky to film the Philippines from the sky. I love your country!
@@MamoAir I'm glad that you feel that way, fly safe!
So ako balak kung bumili baka ma-hold pa pala ako kung hindi ko nakita ang mga issues na ito. Tsk. Good thing nagcheck muna ako sa net kung paano paliparin.
Thanks for sharing this one buddy. Actually, there are very few Laws and regulations here in the Philippines like Fly less than 400ft, fly 30 meters AWAY from people, don't fly in public places like schools or marketplaces, no fly on NFZ (No Fly Zones) like Military bases, or Malacanyang (Philippines' version of Whitehouse), and of course You must NOT fly at least 10km from Airports. And your place right there is inside the 10Km radius. (Airport Radar detects drones as real air-plane, that's the reason why).
Hello. Thanks for the comment. Yes, those regulations are the same as Europe and some other parts of the world. 😉. Thanks for stopping by and consider to subscribe if you like this kind of content. Salamat po
amazing shots man!
Thank you very much. Many more videos here on my channel. Hope you find more content you enjoy
Very informative video but sad to know you've got fined.
Hello. Thanks for watching. Yes, it was sad for me too ahah. Consider to subscribe for more adventures
I hope you had a great vacation in my country.
Hello Jrome, thanks for your comment. I love the Philippines, I have been there 2 times and I wanted to go again this year for longer but unfortunately everything changed. In what part of the PH do you live?
@@MamoAir I'm from Davao. It's nice to hear that you enjoyed your stay in PH. My parents were originally from Bohol but I've never been there even once.
@@JromePo Oh nice. You should check Bohol too then, I liked it very much!
@@MamoAir Yeah! I'd love to go there. Maybe next year when I come home.
Dang 49 dollars compared to the faa restriction rules in the US. You get fined for up to 5k
😂💸💸💸💸
best video i seen about this topic. but im sceptical.
Hello, thanks for your comment. Glad u liked the video. What are you sceptical about?
Great video 👍🏻
Hey, thanks! Glad it worked out
New friend here.. I'm a Filipino but I don't know where Malay is.. Huhu.. Nice content..
Hello, thanks for stopping by. Malay is a municipality in the province of Aklan. The resort island of Boracay is part of it too.
Consider to subscribe if you enjoyed the content. Much more to come weekly. Thanks 😉
@@MamoAir Woo thanks for the info.. I already did subscribe... I hope you find my channel intresting too.
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is whole the Boracay close to the airport? It is so sad to sound the news and thanks for your remind.
Hello. Yes, the whole island is still inside the airspace, so no drone are allowed. Thanks for your comment. Consider to ubscribe for more drone and travel videos. Ciao
May I ask how did you have your drone packed in your carry-on? I have a DJI mini I plan on taking to Belize. Any insight will be helpful. Thanks
Hello Fernandez. Sorry for the late reply. I simply had the drone in my backpack. I only had some anti-explosion batteries sleeves
3:43 did you flown on the Authorization Zone Area
I do not remember ;-)
is it allowed to hand carry a drone in the cabin? or it must stay in check in luggage? thanks
Hi. I have always travel with the drone in the cabin bag all around the world. Never in the checked in. Consider to subscribe for more content
@@MamoAir yap thanks for the info... Cheers!
@@pinoysimpilot7394 No worries
I wish i can have the mavic mini but I don't have enough money and Thanks for visiting our country
Hi there. I love the Philippines and will visit again! Thanks for the comment
There's no airport in Boracay, what's the problem
Hello Jesusito, thanks for the comment, Caticlan airport is still too close and there are local airplanes flying over the island. That is the problem :-)
Nice video 📸😊
Hello. Thanks a lot for the comment. Glad you joined me here
@@MamoAir welcome bro 😊
DJI drone cannot take off in a geo fencing area. I think they just stole your money.
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damn! really? i flew my drone march of 2018 and i havent have any problems. so does that include flying along the shore? i mean is it also prohibited?
Hello! Thanks for your comment. Yes, that includes the shore too. When you are inside and airspace, drones are forbidden, unless you have a permission. Which kind of makes sense to be honest 😉. If u want to know more about the regulations of flying a drone, have a look at my video about it, you can find the link in the description of this video.
To fly a drone for commercial purposes, or to fly a drone that weighs 7 kilograms (15 pounds) or more, you must obtain a certificate from the CAAP.
If you’d like to contact the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) directly before you travel with any questions you might have, here is their contact information: info@ato.gov.ph / + 63 2 879 9229.
General Rules for Flying a Drone in the Philippines
Based on our research and interpretation of the laws, here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in the Philippines.
It also depends on the ordinance of the city or municipality but most places allows flying a drone that weighs less than 1kg following the general rules below. Fly responsibly with safety of others and yours in mind.
> Only fly during the day and in good weather.
> Do not let the drone outside of your visual line of sight.
It should be visible to you at all times.
> Do not fly over populated areas, such as schools or marketplaces etc..
> Do not fly higher than 400 feet above ground level.
> Do not fly closer than 30 meters (98 feet) from persons not involved with the drone’s operation.
> Do not fly closer than 10 kilometers (6 miles) from airports. inside airspace.
> Do not fly near emergencies, such as fires.
I'm just wonderin why they did not put up any signs or precautions in flying drones in that area... hmmm 🤔
Hello, thanks for the comment and stopping by. Yes...that is what I told them. They replied they will put signs soon. It might be a way to make some cash! Lol
Mamo Air sounds like it is...😢
Should've read the rules of our country first 😎
It’s a trap🤣
@@thecooktrend1960 indeed... money making ish
ohhh I'm sorry for the bill! Mi dispiace tantissimo, quanto sarebbe in euro?? Spero ne sia valsa la pena!! Ps: riprese eccezionali Mamo ;)
Ciao Rallo. La multa è più o meno 40/50 euro, niente di preoccupante ma sempre soldi. Grazie del commento!!
You got scammed just because you're a Foreigner.. We almost fly our Drones here in Philippines almost anywhere without getting fined from someone.. From what I see, maybe because you're a Vlogger and that automatically need some permit to fly your drone on an exclusive resorts that has no fly zone.. Before flying our drone we always ask someone first, Security guards, Owners or People who work or in-charge or who lives in that area first if it's an exclusive area or resort before flying our drone and if someone warned us we totally follow and respect them because if you try to ignore them you'll get fined even without a warning or even it's ok to fly drone in that area.
May be you are right. Thanks for the comment. Hit the subscribe button and join my community
It has nothing to do with him being a foreigner, everyone isn't really allowed to fly drones near the airport...
boracay is overated. we are here now and they are asking 60k for one day permit for flying a drone that is not even a commercial drone.
Still beatutiful beaches! 😉. Enjoy yhe Philippines, I am jealous. And hit subscribe for more videos. Ciao
That's a problem here, You just get slapped by a fine that they didn't put a sign on. We'll at least the officer presented a legal document indicating the rules. lol
Hello. Thanks for the comment. I still love the Philippines ahah
Balak kung bumili tapoa may nalaman akong ganito.
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Im not going there thanks for headsup
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@@MamoAir hey thats 2nd nature to me do you have air2 that's into mp2 territory ?
love it
Hello, great, glad the video was ok ahah
ohh yeah you need permit from LGU before you fly your drone
thanks
You're so handsome..😍 new subscriber here
Thanks for subbing!
@@MamoAir you're always welcome 😘
2500PHP = 47$ = 41€
Ahaha. Exactly
Consider to subscribe for more drone madness lol. Thanks for watching
I wish i have a drone
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Mamo Air i love you man😂
Thats the problem in the philippines,no warning not allowed to fly drone,then they will find you a penalty,so far so good
Thanks for the message and for watching the video. To be honest in Boracay there are now signs all along the beach. Consider to subscribe if you like travel vlogs and camera gear. Or share the video if it was helpful. Ciao 😄
No warning needed. Ignorant drone operators are the problem. You can read the local drone rules at each country. In Denmark, it is 5-8 km from the airport, in the Philippines it's 10km zone. It's your responsibility to read and know about the rules. if in doubt, go to the municipal.
@@JSolisHD and one should analyze the surroundings first before taking off a drone. Like, ask the locals first if there is a certain prohibited area nearby (due to line of sight covered by trees)
drone is legal here
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I bet that 2100 Pesos never went to where it was supposed to. It would have been divided up between the guys. LOL
Ahahah. Definitely. I should have checked! I got a receipt though 😂
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LOL before flying a drone just ask the person incharge of the property.. I dont believe also that you can pay them directly.. maybe it goes to there pockets.. ayayay....
Hey Giovanni. Thanks for the feedback. It is not that easy to get permissions "on the go" usually from property owners actually and it can take some time to get it too. About the fee, I actually got a receipt and checked with thw local autorities and they can get the money directly from people. So, it was all legal. Thanks
Everything here is money 🤣🤣
Hello. Ahah. Anywhere in the world is about money! Ahah. I still love the Philippines though! 🙂. Consider to subscribe for weekly videos. Salamat po
stupid right? they say its dangerous? its much more dangerous riding their unsafe boat rides 😂 do they actually have recorded accidents from drones? 😂
Hello Ana. Thanks for stopping by my channel. I am not sure if they have ever recorded any drone accident, but to be completely fair, drones can be dangerous. Always fly with care. If you found my video helpful consider to subscribe to my channel, I share a lot of traveling and videomaking tips.
Drones can be used to spy on things