Regulatory Updates
Regulatory Updates
British Drone Laws 2024: A Guide to UK Drone Licencing
You’ve got a drone now, but before you take flight, there’s one crucial element you must master first. Understanding and adhering to British drone laws is not just a legal obligation—it’s essential for ensuring safety, privacy, and the responsible use of airspace. This blog will walk you through the latest British drone laws and regulations […]
New CAA Proposal Could Finally Allow Drone Deliveries
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is initiating a bold move to reform drone operation regulations to expand drone operation beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), especially near buildings or infrastructure. This significant step aims to enhance the utility of drones in various sectors, including delivering medicines and inspecting vital infrastructure. The initiative, part of the […]
DJI Updates Its GEO System: What you need to do
DJI, a leader in civilian drone technology, is updating its Geospatial Environment Online (GEO) system to include UAS geographical zone data from national aviation authorities. What is this for? DJI first adopted the GEO system in 2013 to help drone operators avoid flying in controlled airspace or near sensitive sites. This update is part of […]
Understanding the Implications of the UK Procurement Act 2023 on the Drone Industry
The 2023 Procurement Bill has prompted widespread dialogue in diverse sectors, with the drone industry finding itself at a pivotal point. As the drone technology landscape expands, presenting myriad applications ranging from surveillance to parcel delivery, it’s paramount that businesses understand the subtleties of this UK-based legislation. A Closer Look at the Procurement Bill The […]
Understanding and Unlocking GEO Zones on Your DJI Drone
The skies are vast, and as drone technology advances, the necessity for safer and more regulated flights becomes paramount. DJI, a leading drone manufacturer, has introduced the GEO Zone system to ensure that drone pilots can navigate the skies without compromising safety. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding and unlocking GEO Zones on your DJI […]
Navigating the Future of UAS/RPAS Operations: Carrying Dangerous Goods
Introduction to CAP2555 The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has recently released a new guidance document, CAP2555. This crucial document provides policy and guidance for the operation of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) in the Specific Category, specifically when carrying dangerous goods (DG). Although not a regulation, CAP2555 is designed to […]
Drone Laws: Explained
Feeling confused about the UK drone laws? Are you confused about the UK drone laws and regulations that came into effect in 2021? Unsure of the differences between the new or the GVC? Don’t worry… Coptrz has got you covered. In this blog, we will cover everything you need to know about the current regulations, […]
Expert insight from DJI and the CAA on the changing Drone Regulations
COPTRZ asked the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and drone heavyweights DJI to share their industry insight on the upcoming changing drone regulations in the UK. With some key changes coming in July, we wanted to find out what to expect and how it could impact on your everyday commercial drone operations. What you’ll find out […]
DJI Government Edition – Data Protection for Drones
It’s an announcement that might have slipped a few people by, but the DJI Government Edition could be a notable step in the safety and security of high-level drone operations. In short, it’s about providing quality data protection at the highest level, with DJI handing full control of its drones and the data they capture […]
CAA Clarifies No additional restrictions for DJI Matrice M210 series
Today the Civil Aviation Authority released a statement regarding the DJI Matrice M210 series drones following a statement earlier this week from DJI. Following some isolated incidents involving the Matrice M210 series, the subsequent DJI investigation pointed to water being the culprit, our previous article about this can be read here. See below for the […]




