DJI Flying Tips

Policy Introduction

Danish authorities allow tourists to fly drones under Civil Aviation Administration Denmark (CAA-DK/SLV) regulations. The CAA-DK has issued a series of regulations for drone flight operations. Some highlights of these regulations are as follows:

Follow all regulations on photography in public and private places

Keep your aircraft away from other UAVs

Pilots must be 18 years of age

Check the local aviation authority's website and review all necessary rule and regulations before flying

Fly below the altitude of 120 m

Operators must keep aircraft within their line of sight while flying

Steps to follow as a new drone pilot

  • The owners of Drones (weighing more than 250 g or flying faster than 50 km/h) must be registered with the Danish Transport, Construction and Housing Authority before the drone is operated.
  • The aircraft must be marked with the owner’s name, telephone number and registration number assigned by the Danish Transport, Construction and Housing Authority.
  • Drone flights in busy areas may only be conducted for professional purposes and shall be operated in such a way that the lives and properties of other persons are not exposed to danger or other unnecessary inconveniences. A busy area is an area used for habitation, commercial or recreational purposes, including but not limited to sports facilities, resort areas, camping sites, and industrial and harbor areas.
  • The pilot must have a drone awareness accreditation. Pilots under the age of 15 must pass a test under the supervision of a parent or guardian.
  • Stay 150 m away from roads, emergencies, royal residences, embassies, Column 3 companies, the property of law enforcement agencies, Danish Prison and Probation Service institutions, and military installations.
Local Policy / Registration
Local GEO Zones / Training
*The content above is only for reference and is subject to change.
Read the local regulations and consult authorities if necessary before flying your drone.

Battery Transportation

Please read through your airline's battery transportation regulations when traveling with LiPo batteries.We've listed IATA safety and security regulations for battery transportation here for your reference, and most airlines’ regulations are similar to these.

Learn about regulations for your specific product

Small Batteries

Battery Energy<100 Wh
Carry-on BaggageEach passenger can carry no more than 20 detached batteries on board. Attached batteries can be carried on board.
Checked-in BaggageDetached batteries cannot be checked in. Equipment with small attached batteries can be checked in.
Common EquipmentMavic Series, Phantom Series, Spark, Osmo Series, product accessories.
 apply to this battery regulation

Medium Batteries

Battery Energy100-160 Wh
Carry-on BaggageEach passenger can carry no more than 2 detached batteries on board. Attached batteries can be carried on board.
Checked-in BaggageDetached batteries cannot be checked in. Equipment with medium attached batteries can be checked in.
Common EquipmentCertain Inspire and Matrice aircraft.
 apply to this battery regulation

Large Batteries

Battery Energy>160 Wh
Carry-on BaggageCannot be carried on board.
Checked-in BaggageCannot be checked in.
Common EquipmentMG Series, Certain Matrice aircraft.
 apply to this battery regulation
Learn about regulations for your specific airline

*The rules above are just for your reference and subject to change. For specific and detailed regulations, visit your airline's website.

Selected Aerial Images

Credit: SkyPixel ,Photographer ⓒMichael B. Rasmussen

Credit: SkyPixel ,Photographer ⓒMichael B. Rasmussen

Credit: SkyPixel ,Photographer ⓒMichael B. Rasmussen

Credit: SkyPixel ,Photographer ⓒMichael B. Rasmussen