Policy Introduction
Chinese authorities allow tourists to fly drones under Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) regulations. The CAAC has issued a series of regulations for drone flight operations. Some highlights of these regulations are as follows:
Check the local aviation authority's website and review all relevant rules and regulations before flying
Do not use aircraft to drop or transport items
Operators must keep aircraft within their line of sight while flying
Do not fly at night
Always fly below the CAAC’s altitude limit (120 m)
Register your drone with the relevant local authorities before flying
Steps to follow as a new drone pilot
- Operators must purchase third-party liability insurance for their aircraft.
- Check for local no-fly zones before flying.
- Minors under 18 years of age must fly aircraft under the supervision of a parent or adult guardian.
- Operators must obtain a business license when flying aircraft for commercial purposes.
- Keep away from airports, international borders, military areas, government institutions, power plants, transformer substations, docks, ports, railways, roads, and public gatherings.
- Do not fly drones under the effects of medicine or alcohol.
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.
Small Batteries
Medium Batteries
Large Batteries
*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: DJI Forum(CN) ,Photographer ⓒKevin.liu
Credit: DJI Forum(CN) ,Photographer ⓒ党剑
Credit: DJI Forum(CN) ,Photographer ⓒ色觉航拍
Credit: DJI Forum(CN) ,Photographer ⓒ张向东
Credit: DJI Forum(CN) ,Photographer ⓒ祝云川