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Philippines Drone Laws
Drone laws are constantly changing. Always verify using multiple sources to be sure you're rightly informed.
Drone use is allowed in the Philippines, but there are several drone laws that need to be followed when flying in the country. Operators must ensure that they follow the following drone laws when flying in Philippines,
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Did you know that airlines only have maximum liability coverage for flights by the Montreal Convention of approximately ±$1,600 USD (1,131 SDR)? This is the most that airlines must pay a passenger or company for a lost, damaged, or delayed package or bag.
With an Airtag you will know the exact location of your drone at all times when transporting it with our embedded Airtag. Possible package loss due to transport will herewith be nearly minimized to 0% risk. You can get geolocation at all times, of the exact location of your package.
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Batteries have always been a very sensitive subject when travelling, especially when travelling on planes.
When travelling you want to be sure that you have you batteries secured at all times in case a battery starts leaking of in a worse case, when it causes an unexpected fire.
With this LiPo bag you contain any possible danger and make sure yourself, and others around are always kept safe when transporting or even storing batteries.
SPF is not just for sunny and the summer months. Whether it's the colder months, being on the ski slopes or going out in the forest in the spring, or laying on a sunbed at the beach. Always have yourself covered with sunscreen.
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As an international traveler, you always want to be sure to be able to charge your devices anywhere, anytime.
Whether it’s the wall plug you need, or the integrated USB slots, all is ready for you to go!
Order your international travel adapter now, and have yourself prepared anywhere you go.
Keep your valuable belongings at safe at all times when traveling.
With this money pouch security deposit, you always keep your personal belongings together.
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For a detailed guide to bringing your drone on airplanes click here. All drones should be brought on carry on luggage if possible. This is because according to the Montreal Convention, airlines are only liable for losses up to ±$1,600 USD (1,131 SDR). When traveling internationally, theft and lost luggage can be common issues, particularly if your flight has many connections.
If your drone is worth more than $1,000 USD and you cannot bring it onto the plane you should consider shipping it with DHL, FedEx, or UPS instead and fully insure the shipment.
You should NOT place drone batteries in your checked baggage. All drone batteries should be placed in a Medium Size LiPo Battery Bag like the one shown here in the link and brought onto the plane in your carry on bag. Lithium-ion batteries are considered “dangerous goods” by airlines and rules surrounding these batteries on planes are EXTREMELY strict due to multiple incidents of these batteries catching fire.
Failure to properly pack lithium-ion batteries in a bag such as the one shown in the link above can result in the airline seizing them, you getting fined, or being denied boarding.
A drone registration is not required for recreational drone use in the Philippines.
However, please always adhere to the above General Philippines Republic Drone Laws when flying your drone.
A permit is required for commercial drone use in the Philippines.
An operator shall not engage in aerial work operations unless in possession of a valid certificate of authorization issued by the Authority.
Each applicant shall make the application for an initial issue of a certificate of authorization at least 90 days before the date of intended operation.
The Authority may issue a certificate of authorization if, after investigation, the Authority finds that the applicant:
(b) The Authority may deny an application for a certificate of authorization if the Authority finds that:
In case you are interested in obtaining one, please contact the local aviation authority.
Are you interested in obtaining a permit yourself for your holidays or business trip?
To obtain a permit contact the local authorities yourself directly.
However, if you try to contact us about a permit for your destination, we will only respond if there is a way for us of helping you with the permit within 1-2 business days.
We do not guarantee permits to any destination due to the constantly changing domestic drone laws and only respond if help can be provided.
Read all of our Philippines Drone Laws, and now looking for drones, parts, accessories, or something else? Read our guide for Buying Drones In the Philippines. It includes information on drones for sale in the Philippines, import taxes, payment options, and shipping.
Please check with the airline or carrier about which batteries you can take in your carry-on luggage.
The Philippines drone laws are up to date as of May 9, 2022.
Drone laws are constantly changing. Always verify using multiple sources to be sure you are rightly informed.
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