Volare all'estero

[arringhio]

Ciao a tutti.
Faccio una domanda forse banale ma che mi ronza in testa da quando ho deciso ch, l'anno prossimo (!!!), mi piacerebbe andare in Portogallo e portarmi dietro il Mini2.
Oltre a cercare informazioni, più o meno aggiornate, in rete e a scrivere all'ente locale che regola il volo, che voi sappiate esiste "un d-flight europeo" per consultare le zone di volo e le relative limitazioni?
Visto che oramai esiste il patentino europeo penso che esista, o quanto meno dovrebbe esistere, un adeguato sistema di consultazione delle mappe europee.
Attendo informazioni.
Grazie e mille e saluti a tutti.

[Finnigan]

sembra utile

https://uavcoach.com/drone-laws-in-portugal/

[Finnigan]

General Rules for Flying a Drone in Portugal

Based on our research and interpretation of the laws, here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Portugal.

• Drone insurance is not mandatory, but ANAC recommends that civil liability insurance be contracted to cover any damage that may result from the use of remotely piloted aircraft.
• Drones may not be used to capture images or video without permission from the National Aeronautical Authority.
• Drone pilots must maintain a visual line of sight with their drones at all times while flying.
• When flying a drone, manned aircraft always have the priority and the right of way.
• Toy drones (i.e. drones that weigh less than 0.25 kg) must not be flown over people nor higher than 30 meters.
• Drones, regardless of weight, must not be flown over concentrations of persons in the open air, with more than 12 persons considered as such.
• To fly a drone weighing more than 25 kilograms (55 pounds), at night, or beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), special permission must be obtained from ANAC.

No Drone Zones

Drones are prohibited, banned, or conditioned in the following regions:

• Drones are prohibited in open air concentrations, in the specific operational protection areas of airports and aerodromes, and in facilities where sovereign bodies, embassies and consular representations, military installations, security services, police and civil protection missions, prisons and educational centers of the General Rehabilitation and Prison Services Directorate.
• Drones are banned or conditioned in most national parks. To fly over a protected national park, you must complete this form (Portuguese/English) and send it to the ICNF, IP, to the following e-mail address: rtn@icnf.pt

For more information on Portugal’s drone laws, see this informational webpage on drones created by the Portuguese government.

[arringhio]

Ciao Finnigan , grazie mille per la tua risposta.
L'unica cosa che non capisco è l'altezza dei "toy drones" a non più di 30 mt, quando la normativa europea ha stabilito 120 mt.
Anche se 30 mt. di altezza sono più che sufficienti per fare belle riprese.
Un grande saluto a tutti!

[Finnigan]

prego (con giustificato ritardo). Mi aveva incuriosito la faccenda e ho fatto una ricerca un po' insistente :-)