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<blockquote data-quote="Jason M" data-source="post: 86893" data-attributes="member: 15699"><p>Andre has covered this well Crispjon. You'll need to put the Batteries in the Carry on. Most Airlines in Australia require this. Unless of course you enjoy you're name being called out and your baggage opened at an airport. As far as Australian drone laws goes in regards to the Spark you'll have no problems bringing it in. Once in however you can't fly more than 120 metres high or within 30 metres of people, buildings or wildlife and it must be within eyesight at all times and not withing 5.5 kilometres of an airport. There the general rules. It would be wise to download the following App from our FAA equivalent Civil Aviation Body, called CASA here: <a href="https://www.casa.gov.au/aircraft/standard-page/can-i-fly-there-drone-safety-app" target="_blank">Can I fly there? - Drone safety app</a>. This free App from CASA will tell you no fly zones such as if you're near an airport, a Hospital with a Heli pad, Airforce zones and will be coloured red, the orange area signals there could be planes about and fly with caution. I'm not from Sydney but I believe the whole of Sydney Harbour is a no fly zone. From July you'll have to register the Spark if you want to fly. I think I covered everything but I'm a newbie and my Aussie mates will add bits. You're going to love flying Sparky in Australia.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jason M, post: 86893, member: 15699"] Andre has covered this well Crispjon. You'll need to put the Batteries in the Carry on. Most Airlines in Australia require this. Unless of course you enjoy you're name being called out and your baggage opened at an airport. As far as Australian drone laws goes in regards to the Spark you'll have no problems bringing it in. Once in however you can't fly more than 120 metres high or within 30 metres of people, buildings or wildlife and it must be within eyesight at all times and not withing 5.5 kilometres of an airport. There the general rules. It would be wise to download the following App from our FAA equivalent Civil Aviation Body, called CASA here: [URL="https://www.casa.gov.au/aircraft/standard-page/can-i-fly-there-drone-safety-app"]Can I fly there? - Drone safety app[/URL]. This free App from CASA will tell you no fly zones such as if you're near an airport, a Hospital with a Heli pad, Airforce zones and will be coloured red, the orange area signals there could be planes about and fly with caution. I'm not from Sydney but I believe the whole of Sydney Harbour is a no fly zone. From July you'll have to register the Spark if you want to fly. I think I covered everything but I'm a newbie and my Aussie mates will add bits. You're going to love flying Sparky in Australia. [/QUOTE]
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