HOW NAIA CONFISCATED MY DRONE
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- The confiscation of my drone (DJI Air 2S) at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last month was a realization that owning a drone in the Philippines is a responsibility. I acquired my first and second drone without prior profound knowledge that owning one has obligations to fulfill; one of which is to have your drone registered. In this video, I will share with you this unique experience and how I was interrogated in NAIA for my drone. I didn't mention in the video that my drone also lost its signal while I was flying it at Intramuros, luckily I was able to land it safely after it got its signal back after a few minutes. I was really shaking then and started to believe what my friend told me once that I should take extra caution when flying it, especially in the city as authorities may suspect it as a spy - I learned in the news that a drone can hold a small bomb; it has been used by some enemies as one of their tools in wars.
At the end of this video, I hope that you will learn from my experience to avoid the same mistake I had. If you have a drone or planning to have one, please ask the seller if that drone can be brought everywhere as some drones may not require registration, especially the lighter ones. For heavy content creators who have heavier drones, please have them registered and also take necessary training and seminars to get a license and legally operate one.
Nevertheless, I was able to film and created some aerial episodes during that vacation in Manila. My Tagaytay episode is still on its underway.
CITY OF MANILA FROM THE SKY
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Are drones allowed in the Philippines?
According to CAAP, drones are allowed in the Philippines, subject to CAAP regulations. Read on for more details.
Here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in the Philippines:
To fly a drone commercially or fly a drone weighing more than 7 kilograms (15 pounds), you must obtain a CAAP certificate. For additional information, see the section below.
Fly only during daylight hours and in good weather.
Allow the drone to remain within your visual line of sight.
Avoid flying over densely populated areas, such as schools or markets.
Never fly higher than 400 feet above the ground.
Keep a safe distance of at least 30 meters (98 feet) from people not involved in the drone’s operation.
Avoid flying within a radius of 10 kilometers (6 miles) of airports.
Avoid flying near disasters, such as fires.
Certification Requirements for Flying a Drone in the Philippines
Large drones weighing more than 7 kilograms (15 pounds) and drones intended for commercial use require a CAAP UAV certificate. The authorization is divided into three sections:
Certificate as a UAV Controller / Pilot
Registration of unmanned aerial vehicles
Certificate of UAV Operator
To earn the UAV Controller / Pilot Certificate, you must complete a training course, pass an exam, and demonstrate proficiency in flight. This certificate is valid for five years. The UAV Operator Certificate is valid for three years and requires a letter of intent and detailed operations specifications.
Following registration, the required registration marks must be visible on the UAV.
Note for Foreign Operators
Importing UAVs into the Philippines
It is recommended that you obtain a “Carnet” or Merchandise Passport for your UAV equipment before entering the Philippines. This may prevent the need for lengthy customs procedures and may even eliminate the need to pay import taxes. While the Philippines is a non-carnet country, the Philippine Bureau of Customs may accept it as documentation.
In some instances, the Bureau of Customs will require an “Import Bond” to ensure that the UAV equipment is not resold into the market. The cost is determined by the declared value of the unmanned aerial vehicle being imported.
(SOURCE: drone-laws.com...)
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I just would like to reiterate that we can have different experiences among things. I shared on this video what happened and what was told to me by the custom officers from NAIA. It was from their own words that I have to get my drone registered. Apparently, I learned, legally, that there are some exemptions depending on the purpose of getting one, e.g., leisure, commercial etc., and also depending on the weight of the drone. I'll create a separate video about the technical aspect of owning a drone, its rules and regulations, limitations and restrictions.
it does not meet the required weight of the drone to be registered, and yet they have confiscated it? its not fair and maybe the enforcing personnel who confiscated your drone is ignorant of CAAP regulations.
Registration is no longer needed to drones weighted 7 kls below. Pls have this info clear on your next vlog, might confuse some drone owners. One more thing, sorry for what happened to your drone in NAIA but I think it was a scam "hulidap". You should get your drone back. Thanks for this video so much lessons lodi. Keepsafe 👍✨
Thank you.It was actually just a unique experience. I’ll try to make another vlog for it.
Malamang hulidap nga yan at napagtripan ka ng Customs. Kurap talaga yang Customs mga magnanakaw na anak ng demonyo nagttrabaho dyan
Tama
Are we allowed to hand-carry the drone or should we put them in the baggage?
Yes u r allowed to handcarry just placed in a protective case or bag...this is for domestic flights, international may vary
Pwde ang drone na less than 250g. Doesn’t need to be registered. The only thing you need to do is to take the batteries off from the drone kasi nag aalter yan ng frequency sa airport tower.
On the other hand, you need your drone registered if the weight is above 250g including the battery.
Pabalik balik ako sa airport with my 3 drones going to different parts of the Philippines , mas malalaki pa nga sa mini2 ang drone ko, mavic 3 at air2s, hindi naman kinomfiscte, hindi rin nga sila nagtatanong kung may papers ang drone ko at kung may caap license ako for drone. 2 weeks ago nasa cebu rin ako, wala naman ganyan experience.
Na bodol si sir siguro haha kawawa nagustuhan siguro kaya kinuha tapos ibinigay Naman nya agad.
Same manila to cebu - Cebu to manila wla nmn naging problema..
Correct. I just came from Thailand and went back and fort NAIA, walang issue.
I came from Davao, Cebu and Surigao wala naman issue. Wrong info yung wag mag dala ng drone. I'm not saying na hindi nangyari to bit this might be an isolated issue.
Thanks for that, Sir. Ewan ko what happened sa customs pero binalik naman po nila yung drone ko
@@onemanwander dapat talaga nila ibalik yan, wala ka nman ginawa masama o illegal sa airport.
That's weird. Been traveling domestic with my drones (from Phantom 3 to Mavic Pro and Mavic Mini 2) since 2017 but I never got questioned about it.
exactly its not illegal to own a drone.
Saan po pwede and drone if mag ariplane, hand carry or check in baggage?
@@mikegarcia2564 hand carry dapat ang drone. Same with powerbanks and other gadgets na may lithium content/batteries. Beside that, mas safe and secure ang drone if hand carry. Baka ma-damage pa if checked-in.
Oa naman parang hindi naman totoo
This is really weird. Owning one and carrying one is not illegal, unless you have violated some CAAP rules.
To be honest, i think this is a form of “hulidap”. I dont think they have the jurisdiction to inquire about your license or registration. I’ve travelled from germany to thailand to manila to zamboanga with a phantom 4 on my backpack and 4 batteries. They can only inspect but not confiscate for the reasons of license and registration.
I think its always good to follow this ID requirements for flying drones or model aircraft, based on their weight and characteristics.
Flying Weight Requirements Table:
1. Below 250g / Toy:
• Flyer ID: Not needed
• Operator ID: Not needed
2. Below 250g / Not a Toy / No Camera:
• Flyer ID: Not needed
• Operator ID: Not needed
3. Below 250g / Not a Toy / With Camera:
• Flyer ID: Not needed
• Operator ID: Needed
4. 250g or Above:
• Flyer ID: Needed
• Operator ID: Needed
For drones or model aircraft below 250g that are considered toys or do not have a camera, no IDs are required. For those below 250g but not toys and equipped with a camera, only an Operator ID is needed. Drones or model aircraft 250g or above require both Flyer and Operator IDs.
Ok din etong vlog m sir. Para alam natin ang isasagot sa customs at d tayo ma rattle incase sa ganitong situation.
I have been bringing my dji mavic mini evrrywhere in the ph. Have never been stopped at our airports.
Bkit nila confiscate ung drome mo when u r not caught in the act using it? Meaning kailangan mo ng certificate to fly travelling with it? U need cerficare flying it commercially. But i dont think u need certificate bringing it? Besides 7kg and above ang required with certification for recreational use unless pinalipad m yan sa airport kaya confiscate
Hindi ko po naman siya pinalipad sa aiport. I don’t know why the customs got it. Siguro to teach me that there is responsibility before flying it in any purpose.
@@onemanwander wala sila karapatan kunin yan sir na tripan ka lng nila sir
@@onemanwander Flying and carrying are 2 different things, if your carrying a micro drone that weighs less than 7kg, then I do not see you breaking any law traversing the airport from what I know from the website you post and from CAAP's youtube Channel. Watch this > ua-cam.com/video/va3I4S7HgDg/v-deo.html
Mukhang napagtripan ka Lang Ng custom, recreational drone below 2 kilograms ay di kailangan Ng drone pilot licence, ang pagkaalam ko commercial drone Lang ang may licence.
@@carloduero 250g no need registration or licensed
I am so confused. I brought my dinosaur DJI Phantom 4K 5/6 years ago to Philippines. I had it as carry on along with 3 batteries and remote control. Flew Korean Air. No problem with custom there. Arrived in Manila Ninoy International Airport no problem there either. I brought to to Cebu and to Davao. No problem with custom. I just bought a Mini 3 Pro and plan to take it with me from US to Cebu next month. Will Philippines custom give a hard time about it? Do I need to register this in the Philippines too?
What is the answer. I plan to do it
Mini 3 should have no issue. Just educate and prepare in case airport security asks.
hindi nman yan kinukuha ang drone sa airport maliban nalang kung magpalipad ka sa near airport, nahuli dap yan
Hello sir. Muntik na din kunin un drone ko sa NAIA 2 weeks ago, pero pinaglagpas lang nila nun nakita nila na mini 2 lang. Pero there are times na mahigpit nga sila kahit maliit na drone lang. Good thing gibalik nila imo drone sir. Subscribed!
Same experience pala tayo, Sir. Mejo strict din kasi talaga jan sa boarding sa NAIA eh.
Mga kotong cops yan pag mamahalin yung 100k plus mainit sa mata ng mga Buwaya sa Airport yan
Mas marami lang Buwaya talaga sa NAIA 😂
Better ask ur check in counter b4 proceeding...thats what i did...told me i can bring in my drone so i did till got into xray...no problemo
Base on what i red on google, flying a drone dont need license when its under 7kg but yes there are restricted areas for flying drone but you can bring it anywhere in the Philippines if its under 7kg
He is using his footages for UA-cam which us making money. So not only does he need to register his drone, he needs a commercial pilot license.
I'm not familiar with your drone model. Is it big kaya napagkamalang heavier than 7kg? Because I read the regulations and it says there that if a drone is not heavier than 7kg, then you need not to register it. And that's the reason why Altitude Digital (seller) recommended me to purchase the mini 2 because it weighs 249g only Para no need to register and less hassle
Half Kilo po yung DJI Air2S. Mejo malaki naman po siya pero hindi rin naman pareho sa pHantom
@@onemanwander exactly
sakin po nong nag NAIA po ako di kinumpiska drone ko kasi 249grams lang ang bigat..mini2s lng kasi yung drone ko..pero maypart din nman tlaga dito sa pilipinas na bawal magpalipad kapag wala kang clearance galing sa city mayors office or saan mo kukunin yung clearance mo..istrik lng talaga sila kapag lalagpas na sa 249rams yung timbang ng drone mo sa mga airport.
what kind of guard? as in security guard? kung pinagbawal nila sa specific place na ginaguard nila then fine, respect their privacy. yung ibang regulations kasi ng CAAP eh napaka-vague
tapos ang culture pa dito sa Pinas eh almost kahit sinong authority ang pwedeng sumita sayo at magconfiscate ng gamit mo, lalo na sa mga LGU
as for registration, hindi na dapat kailangan kung below 7kg ang drone mo at kung recreational purpose lang naman (as per CAAP guidelines)
kailangan ng registration/certificate kung commercial use, and I guess commercial use kung gagamitin mo for a monetized social media platform (again, napaka-vague)
Medyo madami lang confusing sa kwento nya about NAIA confiscating his drone na kailangan ng enlightenment.
1. Bakit may customs na involved eh domestic lang ang flight mo? Yung security checks po kasi pag domestic flights, pag may nakita silang prohibited sa hand luggage mo, dun nila mismo sa area kukunin at ipapatapon sayo yun (liquids, aerosols, lighters etc). No need to invite you to a separate room unless naka code red ka dahil for illegal stuff sa bagahe mo.
2. He mentioned sa isang comment na binalik din naman pala so why hindi na-mention sa video not to misinform the people on bringing drones sa airport and confusing yung mga regularly na nagbibitbit ng drone sa airport tapos wla namang problema?
3. Nabanggit na din yung responsible drone ownership pero panay palipad pa din without doing research muna sa mga lugar na pupuntahan kung pwede ba o bawal magpalipad. Intramuros and city of manila is a restricted zone by the city government ng manila so may roving guards talaga sila. Sana nung nasita sa Tagaytay, nag research na sa mga next na pupuntahan.
4. Hindi trabaho ng airport security na manita kung hobbyist o commercial drone pilot ka. Hindi rin nila trabaho na hanapan ka ng permit to operate dahip hindi nala-on ang drone mo kaya wala kang inooperate. Those questions only apply kung magpapalipad ka ng drone. At CAAP officers lang ang may karapatan magtanong nun.
Medyo madami lang confusing sa kwento nya about NAIA confiscating his drone na kailangan ng enlightenment.
1. Bakit may customs na involved eh domestic lang ang flight mo? Yung security checks po kasi pag domestic flights, pag may nakita silang prohibited sa hand luggage mo, dun nila mismo sa area kukunin at ipapatapon sayo yun (liquids, aerosols, lighters etc). No need to invite you to a separate room unless naka code red ka dahil for illegal stuff sa bagahe mo.
2. He mentioned sa isang comment na binalik din naman pala so why hindi na-mention sa video not to misinform the people on bringing drones sa airport and confusing yung mga regularly na nagbibitbit ng drone sa airport tapos wla namang problema?
3. Nabanggit na din yung responsible drone ownership pero panay palipad pa din without doing research muna sa mga lugar na pupuntahan kung pwede ba o bawal magpalipad. Intramuros and city of manila is a restricted zone by the city government ng manila so may roving guards talaga sila. Sana nung nasita sa Tagaytay, nag research na sa mga next na pupuntahan.
4. Hindi trabaho ng airport security na manita kung hobbyist o commercial drone pilot ka. Hindi rin nila trabaho na hanapan ka ng permit to operate dahip hindi nala-on ang drone mo kaya wala kang inooperate. Those questions only apply kung magpapalipad ka ng drone. At CAAP officers lang ang may karapatan magtanong nun.
may dala kami drone sa airport less than 7kg d naman nila kinuha.wala po sila right kunin drone mo kahit wala ka permit at lalo na d naman lumampas ng 7kilos drone mo.
Never had issues with NAIA whatsoever. From Phantom 3 STANDARD, Mavic Air, Spark Mavic Pro to Mini 2, walang problema. The only problem i had four or five years ago is went i went to Boracay. You need to get a permit to fly the drone and it is only good for 24 hours at the Mayor's office. Ewan ko na ngayon.
its not illegal to own a drone but if it is used for commercial purposes or it weighs 7kg up it need to be registered and the operator need to aquire a liscense to operate the drone. maybe because you mentioned that you're a vloger they immediately considered that you're using it for commercial purposes.
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Im traveling to manila.. it's a dji mini 2 - sub 250 gm.. I think i dont need registration..
But while going back on interantional flight, can i keep it in hand luggage..?
REMOVE BATTERIES FROM DRONE , PUT BATTERY IN HANDCARRY BAG, FOR SAFETY ..THANKS
Dapat ba hand carry sya o sa baggage ilalagay?
Hi, just went to flight school for rpas license. I dont think those cops had any right to confiscate your drone if you wern't flying in restricted airspace. I have to memorize the rules for the written exam at CAAP.
If you arn't flying the drone only CAAP can confiscate it unless it was used to commit a crime.
Edit : It may have been when you said you had a youtube channel and they assumed you made money out of that channel as a living. Just my two cents.
Thank you for this. I’m actually planning to bring this drone at Boracay on 25th this month. Huhu
@@onemanwander bawal magpalipad ng drone sa Boracay. Unless you have a permit from local govt
@@MikeDaep sir, pagka nag ba vlog ka, kahit 250g lang drone mo (mini3) need pabang i register?
@@onemanwander maybe you should print out the page of caap that states it to ease the trauma of that happening again.
@@MikeDaep Yup kailangan ng permit sa bora. Super fast lang kunin tho.
New Subscriber;.Totally wrong yong ginawa nila sa pag conficate ng drone mo sa Airport eh kung nasa loob lang ng bag mo yong drone. Unless naka airborne yong drone mo sa isang restricted area nag papalipad ka, anong violation doon..At saka,I don't think na over 7 kgs yong DJI mavic air 2s.Over 7kg saka mo e registered yong drone. Below that still nasa tinatawag kapang Drone Hobbies...Daming mga foriegn vloggers na nag dadala ng drone nila diyan sa Pinas, bakit ikaw sayo lang...Gawin nila sa akin yan, pag sasampalin ko sila turuan ko sila ng rules and regulation about drone flying. At saka hindi sila ang proper authority ng mag confiscate ng drone kondi ang CAAP lang..
Na Scam si Kuya
Nadali ka boss sila lng makikinabang nun
Exactly👍👍
thank you for this video, is it now true that under 7kg drones do not require to be registered, i followed your advice and try to register my dji mini 4 pro and the CAAP website says no need?
Air 2S needs a license to fly especially in the EU because it weighs above 250 grams. Drone insurance is a must regardless of weight.
Konting clarification lang, kung dala mo lang naman sa luggage yung drone ay bakit na-confiscate? Sa pagkakaintindi ko ng drone law, pwede ka lang nila ma-apprehend kung nahuli ka nila nag-opperate ng drone in restricted areas. Pero kung karga mo lang naman, dapat walang problema yun. So binalik din ba nila after ng interrogation?
Pede ka parin nilang hulihin at kasohan in worst case, kahit di ka nakita na nag operate ng drone sa restricted area they can monitor through air-traffic at if your reason for flying is only recreational purposes and you posted it in social media and you get paid for your videos that’s not recreational use anymore.
they don’t have a right to confiscate a drone not unless you flew in the airport.
Tama nabugos ata tayo sa blog😂
Medyo madami lang confusing sa kwento mo about NAIA confiscating your drone na kailangan ng enlightenment.
1. Bakit may customs na involved eh domestic lang ang flight mo? Yung security checks po kasi pag domestic flights, pag may nakita silang prohibited sa hand luggage mo, dun nila mismo sa area kukunin at ipapatapon sayo yun (liquids, aerosols, lighters etc). No need to invite you to a separate room unless naka code red ka dahil for illegal stuff sa bagahe mo.
2. You mentioned sa isang comment na binalik din naman pala so why hindi na-mention sa video not to misinform the people on bringing drones sa airport and confusing yung mga regularly na nagbibitbit ng drone sa airport tapos wla namang problema?
3. Sayo na din nanggaling yung responsible drone ownership pero panay palipad ka pa din without doing research muna sa mga lugar na pupuntahan mo kung pwede ba o bawal magpalipad. Intramuros and city of manila is a restricted zone by the city government ng manila so may roving guards talaga sila. Sana nung nasita ka sa Tagaytay, nag research ka na sa mga next mong pupuntahan.
Yun lang bro. Fly safe and if this video is intended to the content lang, clarify mo ang tamang info sa next para maayos bawat info na napapanood ng drone community natin. Salamat and more power
Korek nakaka gulo yung blog 😅
Check mo caap rules about flying a drone..there's no need a registration or even permit..
Kuya mali po yung bawal magdala ng drone sa airport. Inaalow naman po ang pagdadala ng drone (below 7kg) as long as naka carryon sya.
Correct
Pag wala pang 7kilos drone mo no need po na registration for your RPAS.
need mo lang... ng CAAP licensed
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did you hand carry your drone or checked it in? kasi kung chineck in mo yung drone 100% masisita ka pag pass mo ng xray machine. other than that they dont have the right to confiscate it.
wala naman 7kilos yung Air s2 kaya no need na i register at need of lisence sa paglipad ng drone
Dont listen to this guy, as long your drone is under 7kg and flying for recreation purposes, you do not need to register anything in The Philippine.
Thanks for this info ?
I wanted to check while leaving phillipines on international flight - can i keep my drone in carry on baggage.. Do teh security at airport stop you?
Tanong lang mga boss. Need ba registration ang DJI Mavic 2? Wala kase akong makitang reference on this model. It's 907g but just want to make sure. Thank you din sa info from the video.
Wala na daw sir
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Labas masok ako sa Pilipinas, dalawang DJI amavic pro ang palagi kong carry on, that is below 7kg. Wala naman akong naging problema.
dji air 2s 595 grams yan kaylangan mo talagang iregister yan. 250g lang ang drone na pweding dalhin na hindi ka hahanapan ng registration. ang drone ko ilang bisis ko na dinala sa airport hindi naman ako sinita ilang bisis din ako nagpalipad sa hong kong sa central china bank hong kong pa nga eh. wala naman problema
Sa pilipinas 7kg ang limit
Nice informative vlog.. !!!!
I listened very carefully but I don't understand what you did to get your UAV confiscated. The registration limit is 7Kg, but the DJI Air 2S is only about 600g.
I am curious because I'm bringing my DJI Mini 3 (~240g) into the Philippines next month.
I take flying my UAV as a very serious matter and would never neglect laws.
It's why I am wondering what you did for confiscation.
Thanks.
Don’t worry I contacted the CAAP and they gave me an official email stating I could bring my drone problem free
tingn nio sir dji mini 3 pro puwde kaya madala sa manila to mindanao
I always bring my drone to Phil from Australia , I would ask for a violation ticket if they did.
The only responsibility Is you keep the batteries in your hand carry bag.
@OmarCandelaria-vl5sd do I need to do something to bring my drone?
You're not supposed to fly any kind of drone within 5 miles radius close to airport or any crowded area
noncommercial drone pwding pa liparin peru hindi sa matataong lugar sir at nasa manual ang mga prohibited areas and height below the ground hindi narin kailangan eh register dahil hindi naman abot ng 7kg ang drone mo, be responsible for using it, lang talaga. according to CAAP.
so ibig sabihin bawal magpa.lipad nang drone kahit hindi mga dji drone so hindi na pwd mag palipad nang drone kahut anung klasing drone
wala silang rights to confiscate ng drone dahil nasa bag lang at di nalipad. .unless siguro kung pinalipad mo sa Airport. .
Agree. Siguro na-confiscate dahil mali ng sagot (parang nahalata na pwede lokohin). Paano? Kasi mukhang hindi nya pa alam ang rules ng CAAP.
Nang tinanong ano ang nasa bag?, SAGOT DAPAT AY: "Camera DRONE", hindi "CAMERAS ". Technically tama naman dahil "flying camera" nga ang drone. Pero para sakin, mukhang tinatago pa nya the fact na DRONE ang nasa bag. Attempt to mislead? (Kahit walang dahilan) Pwede paimbestigahan kung gusto nya dahil very minor offense lang, if at all.
So true, conflicting statements may result to unwanted circumstances...i hold k tlaga
So were you able to get your drone back? Bat na confiscate? At bat sila nang haharang? Wala naman sa 7kg yang Air 2S
I got it back, Sir. Naawa yung customs nung sinabi ko taga Mandaue ako kasi kababayan nya daw hahaha
Salamat idol sa info mo di lahat ng may drone pala pwede na magpalipad?matutunan sa naging expirience mo.bagong kaibigan sa Italy
Hindi lahat kailangan e register yan ang alam ko bro. Unless for commercial use.
Oo paps bwal tlaga Yun.. mas mhigpit dito Europe grabe ano gamit mo drone paps?support u.
Pag more than 250 grams tlga sir yari ka.
I’m confused, dji air 2 is below 7kg. And You can’t get even get it through NAIA.
Maybe
It was confiscated because you are making money out of flying the drone?
Dyan ba sa pinas pag recreational drone pilot ka klangan mo ng part 107 license pag more than 250 grams ang drone mo or kahit less than 250 grams?
Tanong ko lang if yung drone mo is more than 7kg? Kasi ang exempted for permit ang less than 7kg na drone lalo na kunh for hobby purposes only
Enlighten me guys. May byahe ako Cebu-Bohol from davao thru Cebu Pac this Sept. May drone ako dji mavic mini 1, madadala ko ba sya without any issues? Magkakaproblema po ba? Thnx sa sasagot.
i hand carry mo lang yung drone pati battery meaning alisin mo yung battery sa drone. di ka naman iho hold nyan.
Hello sir, allowed ba magpalipad sa Taal Lake? Yung kukuha aerial shots ng volcano and lake? May special permit or license ba na kailangan? Salamat at more power sa channel
Why did they confiscate your drone? I thought you don't need a permit if you're flying recreationally and if the drone weighs less than 7kg?
I don’t know, Sir. But that’s what happened to me in Naia on my way back to Cebu. However, they returned my drone afterwards after I promised to get a registration and license. They kinda gave me a chance. My drone weighs less than 7kg. It’s DJI Air 2S.
@@onemanwander that's pretty weird. I think they were probably just on a power tripping mood bro. All the regulations I've read so far has said that permits are only required for commercial drone usage and if your drone is heavier than 7kg which is pretty heavy
Oo nga pag 7 kilo d dapat kilangan permit puwede dalhin nakalagay kaya sa policy ng drones at sa google dapat nilagay niya sa luggage niya para d makita kasi ako hindi ko hand carry kasi alm kong mahirap mag dala drones baka hastle pa
Ewan ko lang ha, pero feeling ko na-budol ng mga nag confiscate ng drone mo. Di naman pwedeng iconfiscate ng gwardya ng airport ang drone ng kahit kaninong tao. Yun ang alam ko. I'm a drone pilot. I've been to other places na rin. Kahit sa hongkong, nadala ko na nga rin. Balikan mo yung nag confiscate ng drone mo. Yung ginawa nila ang bawal.
@@onemanwander Maybe you just didn't pay the "Customs tax" they expected. I've had to pay that before, but not for a drone.
Kong kinuha Nila na scam na non bai... pag sa Pinas lang walang tanong non sa airport maliban nalang minsan pag galing ka ibang bansa papasok sa Pinas hahanap ng license
pwd ba ipackage ang dji drone via balikbayan box usa to php?
😂hi,, nidinaman sakin walang ganyan.. basta wag mong itago kc pag hihinalaan nila at wagmong i che chek-in carry on lang palagi . From honolulu-->mahila ako
Kuys di naman kailangan ng registration pag dji mini 2?
Buti napanood ko to, 2 times ko na nadadala sa airport yung drone ko.. last year manila to siargao, tapos this week lang manila to boracay, kakauwi ko nga lang kahapon tapos hand carry ko lang yung drone inexray pa nga eh di naman din sinita..
Dapat yta iupdate ung caption. Kasi binalik nmn pla ung drone sa inyo.
Medyo tricky kc ung caption prang click bait ang dating.
kapag 250g less hinde Kailanggan register diba.
Opo yun sabi nila
Salamat lods may na tutunan rin ako sa video moh...
Dream ko pa nmn ang drone😊
Mahirap din pla... bka magaya ako sa u idol sayang ung pera😀
last feb. 2022 nag bakasyon ako ng capiz may dala ako drone wala naman tanung sa naia airport. dapat pag nag palipad ka mag tanung ka muna sa area kung pwede mag palipad ng drone.
I think Tama yon,dapat mag Tanong ka muna,
Taga Cebu ka sir? Cebu pud ko ahaha and drone user. You can check my vlogs sa drone shots nko ahaha. Pero ni travel ko sa Manila nakapalupad pa gani ko sa Makati , wala ra mn ko gisita sa airport handcarry pa gani to nako. Maybe isolated case ra to imo pero hopefully simbako d unta na mahitabo sa ako kay mohilak gajud kow ahahaha
Mao lagee sir. Huhu kahilakon gani kaayo ko sa aiport huhuhu gipasulod jud kos opisina ahaka lagee huhuhuhu
Marami ka po masesearch sa Google on how to get license to fly drone
na balik imong drone ya?
Nakuha mo ba drone mo na kinuha nila Kasi Ang pagkaka alam ko depende sa bigat o model Ng drone na need registered at lisensya
hahahahaha
ano to comedy???
license and registration??? NO NEED FOR RECREATIONAL USE
LICENSE AND REGISTRATION NEEDED FOR COMMERCIAL USE
I AM NOT LICENSED AND NO REGISTRATION FOR MY DJI MINI 2
pero no fuzz sa NAIA and Panglao Airport
back and forth
Sir, ang vlogging po ba considered as commercial use for drones?
@@MarkAmis if you are monetized, can be
hmmmm hindi rin pala alam ng police ng NAIA how to register the drone and to get license? you need to register your drone weighing 7kgs sbove.
Kalokohan Yan sinasabi mo sir..manuod Ka Kay omell Cruz.. sa airport Ng Cebu Hindi Naman confiscated Yung drone nya. Mas malaki pa kesa sa air 2s. Nabudol Ka Lang Ng MGA Yun. Dapat inalam mo Rin muna Yung MGA rights mo being drone owner. Kahit Yung balita sa GMA 4yrs ago.. Yung kailangan Lang Ng certication is 7kg above.
Pwede namn mag palipad ng drone sa naia pero kailangan ng permission at license
They don't have the right to confiscate your drone because you did not violate any laws yet.
medyo kulang yung story, what happened after sir binalik ba drone mo?
thank you for the share
Mali yung ginawa mo dapat hand carry yon at dapat nakalagay sa hard case .. hndi dapat nakalagay sa baggage yun comfiscate tlga yun ... ginagawa ko hand carry ilang beses konang dala yung drone ko mavic pro pa yun and never nagkaaberya
Hand carry lang naman po yun sir. Nakita po sa xray nung papasok na ako sa boarding
Watching you here from Kuwait new friend
Any update po 😢
Saang part dito sa vlog mo yung sinabi mong na confiscate drone mo?
Pwdi mo dalhin tangalin mo ang batery
I'm planning take my dji mini 2 drone to Australia, now nagdadalawang isip na ako baka mabudol ako sa airport huhuhuhu😢
Puwede yan as long as removed ang batt
Buti tlaga may drone ako dito na laruan lang 🤭
Pero planning to buy ako ng mini 2
I'm sorry to hear that this happened to you but your statement na don't bring your drones sa airport is wrong. Your case might be a one off.
You don't need to register your drone if you're using it for recreational use and if it's less than 7kg. There are places like Boracay and Davao City that require for registration BEFORE YOU FLY IT, but you should be able to bring your drone and pass thru airports.
You're correct though thay flying a drone comes with responsibility.
Lastly, suggestion lang. Waste of people's time yung half of your video is almost why you want a drone, trust me, people don't care. They watched because of the title of your video and not about your personal life.
Okay thanks for that.
Salamat sa info sir mayroon na poba kayong license imean naayos nyo rin poba? Gusto ko rin kasi idol magka drone someday isa rin akong gumagawa nang tutorial at magamit ko rin po yan sa mga vlogs ko maraming salamat ulit idol
Saan po pwedeng magpa register?
Hi Wander, gaano ka bigat ang drone mo po?
Hand carry po ba ginawa nyo sa drone nyo or chineck in baggage nyo?
Hand carry po
@@onemanwander ang bawal sa drone check in luggage , kailangan pag may drone ka naka hand carry, at hindi yan kinukompeska sa airport, maliban nalang magpalipad ka sa airport.
sinabi ko kasi may youtube ka kaya inisip nila pinagkakakitaan mo yung drone mo, kaya need ng license. Wether or not 7kg ang drone mo need mo pa rin iparehistro pag for commercial use
Sarangola na lang ako...ahaha
Oh geez i'm sorry you had this experience, I have a Mini 2 that I am bring with me to the Philippines so I meet the micro drone requirement, but I am most definitely not flying within the city. 😳
Yes bro. It’s very dangerous. It’s a good thing that NAIA returned my drone and gave me a chance. I will register this before I bring this to the airport again.
@@onemanwander All the best to you! Very nice drone too, the Air2S! Congrats bro :)
Did they return your drone back? How come some days Pwede naman daw hand carry?
@@ferdinandcavite6323 idk. It’s better siguro sumunod nalang sa drone laws before bringing your drone/ flying it anywhere para sure. Ang sure ako eh mas strict talaga sa mas mabibigat na drone like yung samin na dji air 2s
I suggest you just put your drones on check in baggage not hand carry because i put my drones on my check in baggage i have my mavic mini and i didnt get problem
Pwede po ba dalhin sa airport ang DJI mini 3? 249g lang po salamat.
Pwede
Hi, bro, can you also make this video in English?
di ka lang nakaramdam na gusto nila ng Lagay. Kaya tinuluyan ka nila.
If you were earning money from your channel by using drone that means for commercial use na yan ky dpat may license ka. Pro kn wla at for personal recreational lng di mo need license. Kung wla ka gngwa bkit ka nla huhulihin at kuhanin drone mo????? Bka pati nka kabit an battery mo samdrone dpat kasi nka hiawalay yan at nsa hand carry. Yn area outside common sense na yan bwal tlgabs mlalapit at over na tao. Kumikita ka sa drone channel mo so commercial yan kya doat mo mag license period kahit ano pa weight mo at khtbpa pinkamaliit na drone pa yan ksi oag nahuli ka wla ka tlaga kawala. Dko lng alm kn need m iregister pa sa pinas kht dmo need kumuha license as long below certain weight ksi an mga mini drone excepted yan ksi mgaan. Mukha uneducated ka s mga drone rules bata ksi kng nsa ibang bansa ka mas matindi mangyyri syo ksi commercial use an gngwa mo na ksi kumikita kna sa you tube channel mo.
Salamat sa info lods
you're welcome bro have your drone registered before flying it or at least ask permission from the authority in the area para walang problema :)
@@onemanwander my drone is registered here in California 🛫
@@mr.randomhits i have just learned lately lang that you really need to have a drone registered before flying it especially itong DJI air 2s kasi mabigat sya hehhe
Pag kaka alam ko bawal ang drone sa cabin. Yung battery lang dapat na nasa hand carry baggage mo.
249grams no need ma i register
Poppin in and out of English is killin me bro.