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Asia-Pacific drone rules

Solomon Islands drone laws for travelers

CAASI regulates UAVs under CAR Part 101 and Part 102. Owners must register using the CAASI unmanned aircraft registration form.

Mountain ridge photographed from a drone over the Asia-Pacific region-9.65° · 160.16°

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Civil Aviation Authority of Solomon Islands

Solomon Islands

Register or certify first

UAV registration with CAASI

CAASI regulates UAVs under CAR Part 101 and Part 102. Owners must register using the CAASI unmanned aircraft registration form.

Bring it

Bring registration proof and confirm any filming or site permissions before travel.

Register it

Complete CAASI Form 24101/01 for unmanned aircraft registration.

Fly it

Register the UAV and comply with CAR Part 101 operating limits.

Map check

Part 101/102 airspace restrictions apply; avoid aerodromes, controlled/restricted areas, and operations over people without authorization.

Before you travel

  1. 01CAASI Form 24101/01 unmanned aircraft registration.
  2. 02Part 101 compliance plan.
  3. 03Part 102 exposition/certification for aircraft over 25 kg or higher-risk operations.

Operating notes

Max altitude
120 m / 400 ft under Part 101-style limits unless authorized otherwise.
Recreational
Register the UAV and comply with CAR Part 101 operating limits.
Commercial work
Register the UAV; operations above 25 kg or outside Part 101 require Part 102 operator certification/exposition.
Airspace
Part 101/102 airspace restrictions apply; avoid aerodromes, controlled/restricted areas, and operations over people without authorization.

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