150m max height
Don't fly over crowds
30km from airports
This is a guide for Estonian drone laws in 2021 (updated every year) where you'll get a clue about what you can or shouldn't do while flying and travelling through this country.
Drone use is legal in Estonia, however, it is subjected to heavy regulations. With more users embracing the use of drones in the country, headlines of drones disrupting flights in airports generated enough noise and suspicion to warrant policymakers to rein in on the industry. What this means is anyone flying a drone will be treated as a pilot.
Drone laws and regulations are under the Estonian Civil Aviation Administration. They are responsible for the regulation and enforcement of unmanned aircraft.
You can get in touch with them through:
Lõõtsa 5, Ülemiste City 11415 Tallinn Estonia.
Phone +372 6103500
E-mail ecaa@ecaa.ee
The rules and regulation is quite clear and concise compared to many countries, and if you make sure to respect the following rules, you're good to go.
Any other rule I might have left out can be downloaded.
Rules I would recommend every drone pilot to follow regardless:
My following two recommendations are 2 great compact drones that are quite silent and also small enough to travel with and not stand out as annoying.
4k
31min
10km
No follow me
I have covered it much more in depth in my article review and even compared it with the Mavic Air 2.
The drone laws have keenly focused on apportioning Tartu and Tallinn as controlled airspaces. To get authorization for flying close to any of these cities, permission from the ECAA which clearly states the time, duration and height are required.
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