1st Person in Calgary to get Phantom 4 from my dealer

[ngvuanh]

Let me tell you a little about the "drone rules" in Canada.

I do have registration with FAA and my P3A has sticker for it. I have no problem flying in the US. But in Canada, I need more info to not violate the law here. I saw a YouTube video from Rotary Park. But I think it a little close to airport.

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[Cale262]

I do have registration with FAA and my P3A has sticker for it. I have no problem flying in the US. But in Canada, I need more info to not violate the law here. I saw a YouTube video from Rotary Park. But I think it a little close to airport.

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Same rules apply for flying near airports in Canada, 5miles (9km) or contact the ATC if you want to fly closer... Here's the basic recommendations from Transport Canada.

http://www.tc.gc.ca/media/documents..._for_flying_your_drone_safely_and_legally.pdf

If you need more info, here's a flow chart.

http://www.tc.gc.ca/media/documents...-_Find_out_if_you_need_permission_from_TC.pdf


To sum it up, common sense and curtousy when flying will keep you out of trouble while flying in Canada

 

[Altaman]

How was your experience with Multirotorheli? I live on the east coast and purchased mine from them on March 24 but I'm still waiting for delivery. They seem like a good dealership from my email correspondence thus far.

They are great to deal with, they called me as soon as the P4 came in. I would definitely deal with again.

 

[r62ewa]

Excellent. Looking forward to flying my first time next next, hopefully.

 

[Silverwingflinx]

How was your experience with Multirotorheli? I live on the east coast and purchased mine from them on March 24 but I'm still waiting for delivery. They seem like a good dealership from my email correspondence thus far.

i have been doing business with multirotorheli for three years.nabil provides great service.