Droneregler for Minidroner i Danmark i 2025 🇩🇰

Summary

This video guides viewers through the essential drone regulations in Denmark, focusing on mini-drones under 250 grams. The video explains the importance of having insurance, registering as a drone operator if the drone has a camera, and following flight restrictions. Key rules include avoiding flying over private property or crowds, maintaining visual contact with the drone, and not exceeding 120 meters in height. It also highlights the importance of checking no-fly zones and ensuring proper lighting for nighttime flights. The video provides a practical overview for safe and legal drone operation in Denmark.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure you're familiar with Denmark's drone rules, even if your drone weighs under 250 grams.
• 😀 If you own a drone with a camera, you must register as a drone operator before flying.
• 😀 You must be at least 15 years old to fly a drone, unless it's a toy drone designed for children under 14.
• 😀 Toy drones are exempt from the same registration and insurance requirements as more advanced drones.
• 😀 Drones in the C0 category (under 250g, sold after January 2024) don't require a drone certificate to fly.
• 😀 Make sure your insurance covers drone accidents, and check the minimum coverage requirement of 7 million DKK.
• 😀 Drone operators with a camera must display their operator number on the drone, which is provided after registration.
• 😀 Always check for restricted zones before flying using the interactive map on droneregler.dk.
• 😀 Avoid flying over private properties, unauthorized people, or larger crowds without consent.
• 😀 Drones can fly up to a maximum height of 120 meters and must remain within visual contact during flight.
• 😀 If flying at night, ensure your drone has a blinking green indicator light; some drones have limitations for night flying.

Q & A

What is the minimum age requirement to fly a drone in Denmark?

In Denmark, you must be at least 15 years old to fly a drone, unless it's a toy drone, which is designed for children under 14.

Do I need to register as a drone operator if my drone has a camera?

Yes, if your drone has a camera, you need to register as a drone operator in Denmark. This process is free and can be done online at droneregler.dk.

Can I fly my drone without any insurance?

No, you need to have insurance that covers any accidents involving your drone. You can check with your insurance company to see if your existing policy covers drone flying, but the coverage must meet the minimum requirement of 7 million Danish kroner for liability.

What is a toy drone, and do the rules differ for them?

A toy drone is defined as one designed and marketed for children under 14 years old, and it must comply with the EU's toy safety regulations. If you have a toy drone, you can fly it even if you're younger than 15, and it doesn't require the same insurance or registration as other drones.

Are there any restrictions on where I can fly my drone?

Yes, there are several restrictions. You can't fly near airports, military areas, or certain natural reserves. Also, you must check for temporary restrictions, such as during events, and you should always verify where it's legal to fly using the interactive map on droneregler.dk.

What does the 'C0' category mean for drones in Denmark?

The 'C0' category refers to drones weighing less than 250 grams that are sold after January 1, 2024. Drones in this category have fewer restrictions and do not require a drone certificate, but you still need to follow general safety rules and register if the drone has a camera.

Can I fly my drone over private property without permission?

No, you must have permission to fly over private property that is enclosed by fences, hedges, or walls. Even if there are no physical barriers, you cannot fly closer than 2.5 meters to buildings on the property.

What should I do if I want to fly my drone at night?

If you want to fly your drone at night, it must have a blinking green light. If your drone doesn’t have this feature, you are not allowed to fly it in the dark.

Can I fly my drone higher than 120 meters?

No, the maximum allowed altitude for drone flight in Denmark is 120 meters. Exceeding this limit is illegal, even if your drone can fly higher.

Is it legal to fly a drone over busy public roads or large crowds?

No, it is illegal to fly a drone over public roads where the speed limit is above 70 km/h, and you cannot fly over large crowds or gatherings, such as festivals or concerts.