Complete guide of drone rules in Switzerland | Swiss-drone-pictures

In this video you will learn which rules apply to drones in Switzerland. Whether you're a vacationer who wants to make a travel video or a company that needs footage for a blockbuster, you'll learn everything you need to know here.
For more information, please visit the website of Schweizer-Drohnen:
schweizer-drohnen.ch/gesetze/
Links:
Open Category; A2: www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/hom...
Special Category: www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/hom...
Special Category; PDRA: www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/hom...
Special Category; SORA: www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/hom...
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Open Category
02:23 A1 Subcategory
03:20 A2 Subcategory
04:14 A3 Subcategory
04:51 Special Category
05:18 STS Standard Scenarios
06:26 PDRA Pre Defined Risk Assessment
06:59 SORA Specific Operations Risk Assessment
07:45 LUC Light UAS Operator Certificate
08:04 Certified Category
08:26 Classes
08:48 Conclusion
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[@jcobsiklistatv6637]

Im planning to go switzerland im going to use my 249g drone dji what do i need for 2024 regulation?

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

You need to register yourself at www.uas.gate.bazl.admin.ch/
There you will get a operator number which needs to be mounted on your drone

[@danielstachowicz7163]

@@Swiss-drone-pictures If I have been assigned an operator number in an EU country (Poland), do I also have to register on this website?

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

No, Switzerland accepts registrations from EU. So you are good to go!

[@ansiyashaf152]

In Montenegro we need an import permit..Is there anything like that in Switzerland .
My drone is 249g Dji mini 3

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

No, as long as you have registered yourself and have a EU-operator number on your drone you can fly with it where it is permitted

[@eprohoda]

Good day- you created pro edition~ goodnight,😲

[@charliejuxon9513]

I have a DJI mini 3, what licences do I need to have and could I fly it in the Alps?

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

The DJI Mini-Series is below 250g so you only need to register yourself under UAS.gate and have the operator number on your drone, with this drone you don‘t need to take a test of some kind.
Under these conditions you can fly in the alps wherever it is permitted. Yoz can check under map.geo.admin.ch

[@theledsigngraphics7696]

i see the map.but there is no labels as to where is legal to fly@@Swiss-drone-pictures

[@raphh2560]

Hello, in what category would it be to use a dji mavic 2 pro (over 900g), for a commercial flight in an industrial zone ? And would it be legal ? Thanks!

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

Because the Mavic 2 pro has no class classification you need to make sure there are not more than 10 people in your flight zone.
Check therefore the BAZL website: www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/home/drohnen/open/4kg_25kg.html

[@raphh2560]

@@Swiss-drone-pictures Thank you very much!

[@nadosanches3227]

How about my drone DJI MINI 4 PRO is that ok or not

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

Yess, you can fly by the rules of the A1 category

[@theoryparker]

How bad is the drone situation in Switzerland? I'm worried every place I go is going to be ruined by people flying them.

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

You will see a lot of drones in Switzerland, mostly at the touristy places but when you avoid the hotspots you can still be alone

[@CharlieZelenoffUncut]

It looks so hard to get the license in Switzerland that I'm traveling in 2024 and I'm not even going to bother.

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

Don‘t worry, it is not as hard as it looks😉 if you got a UAS-Number(which is valid in all of de EU) and respect the rules, you are good to go💪

[@CharlieZelenoffUncut]

@Swiss-drone-pictures Thanks for replying. The problem is that I got a Mavic 3 so I guess weighing more than 250g less than 900g It falls under a category in which Id have to get some type of license, right? I guess it would be A2??? Any possible way you can direct me or point me in the right direction here?
Thanks...

[@CharlieZelenoffUncut]

​@@Swiss-drone-picturesGreat channel... Just subbed

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

Yess, this is true. You have to complete the online training A1/A3. There you need to watch a few videos and complete a online test. If you are not familiar with the European drone laws, i would recommend studying for one hour should be enough to get you through those questions😁

[@Swiss-drone-pictures]

The exam can be done under UAS.gate