Why AMSL, AGL, Height above Take off and Geodetic & Barometric altitude matter for drone operations in Singapore? If you plan to fly a drone in Singapore, understanding height references is not just a technical detail. It affects how you interpret your flight data and whether your operations may cross a regulatory threshold. In Singapore, the Civil […]
Visiting Singapore with a drone? Singapore is a fantastic place to capture city skylines, waterfronts, and green spaces, but it is also a dense and busy airspace. Singapore’s drone rules may feel intimidating at first. But once you plan ahead and follow the requirements, flying in Singapore can be smooth, stress-free, and worth it. That is why […]
Effective 1 December 2025, drones over 250 g must broadcast identification data (B-RID) when flying outdoors in Singapore. You can comply with either a drone that has B-RID built in or by attaching a B-RID module that meets Singapore’s adopted standard (ASD-STAN EN 4709-002). To help you navigate these requirements, this guide breaks down the different types of B-RID modules available in Singapore and what […]
Starting 1 December 2025, a new rule will takes effect that will change how you operate your unmanned aircraft (UA) in shared airspace. If your UA weighs more than 250 g and you operate it outdoors in Singapore, your UA must broadcast identification and flight data via a B-RID system. You don’t need to worry—we […]
