Yes, you can fly the Aeroo Pro legally in Australia as long as you follow the drone safety rules set by CASA (Civil Aviation Safety Authority). These rules apply nationwide and are designed to keep both pilots and the public safe.
Key Guidelines for Recreational Drone Use in Australia
- Fly up to 120 meters (400 feet): stay within this altitude to enjoy a great view while remaining in approved airspace.
- Maintain a safe distance from people: Keep at least 30 meters away from others and enjoy open spaces away from crowds and populated areas.
- Keep your drone in sight: Always fly where you can see your drone with your own eyes (not just through a screen).
- Fly during daylight in good weather: Daylight hours and clear conditions are ideal for safe and stable flights.
- Choose open areas for flying: Beaches, parks, stadiums, and public events are best enjoyed from the ground while you fly in open spaces.
- Be mindful around airports: Drones over 250g (like the Aeroo Pro) should be flown more than 5.5 km from controlled airports. Near helipads or non-controlled aerodromes, always give way to manned aircraft.
- Support emergency services: Leave plenty of space around firefighting, police, and search and rescue operations.
Check Where You Fly
Before flying, we strongly recommend using a CASA-verified drone safety app like:
- OpenSky
- AirMap
- Drone Assist
These apps will show you any restricted or no-fly zones, keeping things simple and easy for users. Check CASA's list of approved drone safety apps
Why Fly Responsibly?
Following CASA’s guidelines keeps you compliant and helps protect the safety of everyone around you
For the most accurate and current regulations, visit CASA's Know Your Drone website.