Drone Flying next to Railways 

and the Police could not do a thing - they need to go around visiting people have been burgled and not wasting time on drones legally flying

@@allaboutdrones8070 It seems I have attracted a drone hater on my channel, if only they knew the law then perhaps they would not waste police time.

@@MadDogsandEnglishman lol I have a few haters here as well. However the Police should start to learn your not an issue and next time ask them how come they can come out for a legal drone flight but not attend people who have been burgled. :)

@@allaboutdrones8070 Hopefully the policeman will knock at my door, I will film the conversation, I will say to them if you think it's illegal to fly a 249 gram drone over a Railway line then you best ban pigeons and large birds flying over them plus thet crap all over the place and my drone don't! 🤣😂👌

I flew that with a mini but an Mavic 2 pro or P4 pro would be able to do it - its now uninvolved people and the C2 mentioning was when they arrive and therefore an example

See CAP 722 those are the Rules - Not made up ones by Network Rail - You follow the Law then CAP 722 is what you follow and don't forget its 30m for take off and landing if you use a CAA Operation authorisation

@@allaboutdrones8070 Is there something in CAP722 that I may have missed, that supersedes Network Rail GUIDANCE-NR-L3-OPS-251-Unmanned-Aircraft-System-Drone-UAS-Operations-ISS-2-28-01-19 ?

@@sky-highaerialvideophotography Railway is guidance - We Follow CAP 722 UA rules - if working on the railway network thats a different ball game - This is Not about Working on railways - If you want you can email the CAA and they will tell you to keep the separation distances depending on aircraft you fly. CAP 722 is our rule set to follow NOT Network Rails - You work in this arena this is basic stuff - no Council controls airspace - No National Trust Does - No Port Authority does - The Regulator that defines the use of UA and separation distances is the CAA - It IS that simple

@@sky-highaerialvideophotography CAP 722 covers unmanned Aircraft and Airspace its that simple - CAP 722c on airspace if you need to read it and Network Rail cannot stop you flying within 50m or over the railway line without notifying them - Its NOT a Law in the UK to contact Network Rail for the final time