DGAC Chile
Chile
Permit path requiredDAN 151 for populated or formal operations
Chile has huge landscape potential, but populated-area work, national parks, borders, urban scenes, and formal aerial work need DGAC and site-permission planning.
Bring it
Patagonia and park locations can have site-level launch restrictions.
Register it
Use DGAC Chile, SIPA, and DAN 151 requirements for registration, pilot credential, and authorization.
Fly it
Recreational flying outside populated areas is less explicitly described in the official materials found; avoid populated areas unless you meet DAN 151 authorization, credential, and registration requirements.
Map check
Check airports, runway buffers, military/border areas, parks, prohibited/restricted zones, NOTAMs, and protected sites.
Before you travel
- 01Check DAN 151 and DGAC drone requirements.
- 02Use SIPA for remote pilot credential/authorization steps where required.
- 03Secure park or land manager permission where required.
- 04Plan for wind, remoteness, and emergency helicopter traffic.
Operating notes
- Max altitude
- 120 m / 400 ft AGL and 500 m VLOS under DAN 151 unless specially authorized.
- Recreational
- Recreational flying outside populated areas is less explicitly described in the official materials found; avoid populated areas unless you meet DAN 151 authorization, credential, and registration requirements.
- Commercial work
- Trabajos aereos or populated-area operations require DGAC authorization, RPA registration, remote pilot credential through SIPA, insurance/JAC or operator documents, coordinates/KMZ, and site permission.
- Airspace
- Check airports, runway buffers, military/border areas, parks, prohibited/restricted zones, NOTAMs, and protected sites.