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I am sorry to say we do not offer the hire of a drone to Non Commercial Operators. You must be a Holder of an SOP & PCC. You must have on your Insurance policy the value of the Hire Drone while it is Airbourne.
You simply contact us on info@sisirl.com please state the type of drone you are looking to hire. The start date and end date.
You can pay on collection with a credit card, you can give us a call and you can also pay by Credit Card. your Credit Card details will not be kept. You can also pay by Bank Transfer, for this we would need your company details for our invoicing system.
In your email for requesting the hiring of a Drone you can request Specific Dates and if they are available we will book them in against your Name.
We do not ship the Drone to any location we request that you come into our store to pick it up.
If you have an incident with the Drone you just follow your Operations Manual Procedures for accidents and incidents. Once you have Notifited the IAA, your next phone call will be to us. We will then send out our Incident Proforma for you to fill in and to return to us within 48hrs. Your Insurance company should then explain what they want from you and once all the documentation is sorted. The drone will be returned and a damage assessment
They Payment of the Drone Hire can be paid via the phone or bank transfer. We do not request a deposit.
Please see our Terms and Conditions at the bottom of our Website.
We will always give the advice to get proper Training. We have on our Training page an option for flight training for one day with one of our Instructors. After this day you will have a better understanding of how a Drone works, how to react in an emergency if the Drone doesn't respond in a normal manner. We will introduce you to the Fly app and explain all of its functions, we will cover basic flight modes and then as the day goes on we will introduce you to advance flight modes.
After the 31st of December 2020 all existing approval/certificate/authorisation/declarations issued by national Civil Aviation authority will still be valid until 1st January 2022. After 1st January 2022 all approvals, certificates, authorisation and declarations must be converted to the EU regulation. New applications for authorisations/certificate submitted after 1st January 2022 needs to follow the new EU regulation.
Regulatory reference: Article 20 of EU regulation 2019/947.
Regulatory reference: Article 20 of EU regulation 2019/947.
Any certificates of remote pilots competency issued by the IAA remain valid until 1st of January 2022, after which the IAA will have to convert your national certificate(s) to one according to this regulation. This is done through the DUTO's (Designated Unmanned Aircraft systems Training Organisation) formally the RTF. You having to undergo a new training after that date will depend on the conversion process the IAA decides to put in place. As of the 31st of December 2020 if you do not have a national certificate for your remote pilot competency, you will have to undergo the required competency training as required for the “Open” category.
Regulatory reference: Article 21 and Annex part A (UAS.OPEN.020) and (UAS.OPEN.040) of EU regulation 2019/947.
Regulatory reference: Article 21 and Annex part A (UAS.OPEN.020) and (UAS.OPEN.040) of EU regulation 2019/947.
All DJI Enterprise products are POA.