120m max height
Insurance cover
5km from aerodromes
Only line of sight (if over 250g)
This is a guide for the drone laws in Norway for 2020 (updated every year) where you'll get a clue about what you can or shouldn't do while flying a quadcopter anywhere in this country.
Yes, the use of drones is legal in Norway. Drones have been widely adopted in Norway and are used by both hobbyists or commercial users across different industries. In 2018, the Norwegian government was considering developing new regulations that were in line with their latest technological developments.
Contact information
Drone laws and regulations are governed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway (CAA). You can get in touch with the group via:
Email: postmottak@caa.no
Phone:(+47) 75585000
Drones are regarded as either Commercial or recreational. Each distinction has a set of rules and regulations governing their use.
To fly any drone or unmanned aerial aircraft for that matter in Norway requires a license or permit. Here are the rules:
You can apply for RO1 and RO2 using the following methods.
Absolutely, for category RO2 650€ alongside a +430€ (annual fee). RO3 1200€ fee to be paid annually. Application for special permits on restricted zones is 250€.
You can check out the areas that are demarcated for flying using the Norwegian recognized app.
Application for flying over Central Oslo can be done here.
The Norwegian Aviation Act § 14-29, indicates a potential fine or three-month imprisonment for anyone who breaches the laws concerned.
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