Ease of flight
Straightforward
Aviation authority
Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia
Registration
Likely required
Pilot licence
Check with authority

Drone regulations in Australia

The Australian agency responsible for drone safety, CASA, has provided many internet-accessible details on flying for fun or work. The highlights are enumerated below. For more details go to the link above.

Are drones allowed in Australia?

Can you fly a drone in Australia? Yes. According to CASA, drones are allowed in Australia for recreational and commercial use, subject to CASA regulations. Read on for details.

Contact Information

If you need additional details we have not covered or specific case help, contact the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority at:

Address: CASA National Headquarters, 16 Furzer Street, Phillip, ACT 2606. Mailing Address: GPO Box 2005, Canberra, ACT 2601

Phone: 131 757 locally or +61 2 6217 1449.

Email: rpas@casa.gov.au

Please continue reading for more details on Australia Drone Laws. Key requirements: drones over 250g flown recreationally must be registered via myCASA (about AUD 40 per year), and operators must hold a free CASA accreditation before flying.

Aviation authority contact

Drones for good projects

Sources

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This page is a general reference, not legal advice. Drone laws change frequently and vary by aircraft type and operation. Verify current rules with the relevant civil aviation authority before flying. See how this data is sourced and rated.
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