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Drone regulations in Cameroon

Are drones legal in Cameroon? Yes.According to CCAA, drone use is allowed in Cameroon, subject to CCAA regulations. Read on for more details.Here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Cameroon:Your drone may not fly higher than 120 meters above ground in Cameroon.In Cameroon, youmust fly drones within your visual range. The drone’s maximum range from the pilotmust not exceed 300 meters.Youmust fly more than 5.5 kilometers from any airport. You are not allowed to fly closer.Your coptermustalways maintain a lateral distance of at least 15 meters from the following objects: Structures such as buildings, vehicles, ships, animals, and people.Do not fly your drone in areas with a high population density (such as markets or stadiums). Drone flights areonly permitted during daylight and under ideal weather conditions.Commercial pilotsmust adhere to the regulations described above.If you’re traveling to Cameroon and intend to bring your drone, the CCAA recommends the following special considerations for foreigners flying drones: To enter Cameroon with a drone, youmust obtain a permit from the CCAA. Each drone flight in Cameroonmust be approved at least 30 days in advance.To apply for a permit and flight approval from the CCAA, send an application to the following address: Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority / Base Aérienne 101 / BP: 6998 Yaounde Once you submit your request (at least 30 days in advance), the aviation authority contacts the Ministry of Defense to verify that all requirements have been met before final approval.

Aviation authority contact

Websiteccaa.aero
Phone+237 222 30 30 90

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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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