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Photo by Pexels on Pixabay In the past few years, drones gained a lot of popularity in Mexico. They are now widely used for commercial, recreational, and personal purposes. From vineyards to golf courses, from real estate agencies to photography businesses – many professionals use drones to optimize their workflow and get better results. That being said, you might be wondering what the drone regulations in Mexico are. Are there any regulations on where and when you can fly your drone? What about other important details? Keep reading to find out more! Drone Regulations in Mexico Before we get into the specifics, it’s very important to note that the drone regulations in Mexico are in a constant state of change. Regulations are constantly evolving, and they can be difficult to keep track of and understand. Therefore, it’s critical to always stay up to date with the latest regulations. Also, it’s worth noting that other countries’ regulations can and often do affect the drone regulations in Mexico. If you’re planning on flying your drone across the border, you’ll want to make sure you know the regulations of both countries. Who is Responsible for Regulating Drones in Mexico? Flying a drone in Mexico is legal as long as you follow the country’s drone regulations. (Obviously) Here is a list from drone-laws.com of the agencies responsible fore regulating drones in Mexico Mexico Secretaria de Communicacaciones Y Transportes (Secretariat of Communications and Transport)AFAC (Civil Aviation Federal Agency) is the new name for DGACDirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC)Drone Regulations (In Spanish)Drone regulations (In Spanish)https://drone-laws.com/drone-laws-in-mexico/ Flying restrictions in Mexico The key thing to remember is that flying a drone in Mexico is legal as long as you follow the country’s drone regulations. If you want to fly a drone in Mexico, you first need to understand the restrictions. This will help make sure that you’re following the rules and that everything is done by the book. It’s worth noting that the flying restrictions can change depending on the area you’re flying in. You’ll want to make sure you’re up to date on the latest flying restrictions for the area where you want to fly your drone. In general, there are a few rules you need to remember when flying a drone in Mexico: - You must be a certain distance away from airports. It’s recommended that you fly your drone at least 5 miles away from any airport. It’s also important that you don’t fly your drone towards the airport. - You must be a certain distance away from people and buildings. You should fly your drone at least 49 feet away from people. When flying over buildings, it’s recommended that you fly at least 150 feet away. - You must fly your drone in the daytime. It’s recommended that you fly your drone between sunrise and sunset. - You must always have line of sight with your drone. Registration requirements for drones in Mexico As mentioned, the purpose of this article is to inform. The Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) is where you should go to get details on the actual process. It makes sense to be prepared with the following information before you begin the registration process: - A copy of your personal identification document. - A copy of your commercial pilot’s license, if applicable. - An image of your aircraft. - Information about the operator of the aircraft. This includes the operator’s name, address, and telephone number. - A description of the aircraft. This includes the make and model, serial number, and capacity. - A description of the proposed operation. This includes the date, start and end times, area of operation, and the type of operation. - A declaration of the pilot. This includes the pilot’s name and address, and the pilot’s signature. - A declaration of the owner. This includes the owner’s name, address, and signature. Conclusion As you can see, there are many regulations when it comes to flying a drone in Mexico. It’s important to note, however, that the regulations can change at any time. Therefore, it’s always a good idea to stay up to date with the latest regulations to be on the safe side. If you do so, flying a drone in Mexico should be a safe and fun experience for both you and everyone around you.