Elizabeth Ciobanu

Elizabeth (Editor-in-Chief) is a full-time (homeschooling!) mom of five, and serial entrepreneur in a variety of enterprises, one of which is producing content for Droneblog.

Elizabeth is also responsible for making sure each and every piece of content is up to snuff. In addition to writing content, she helps with the vision casting and direction planning for the development of the website. Elizabeth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science and a Master’s Degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

Here, we’ll take a look at five FPV drone simulators that you can use to keep flying during those long winter nights or add to your flight practice routine.

Drones are allowed in St. Lucia, but you must follow the rules and regulations that are set by the government. Among other things, you must register your drone with the CAA before you arrive, and you need to carry liability insurance to fly your drone.

Yes, you can take your drone to Canada and use it in almost any way you like. However, some rules and regulations should be followed if you wish to avoid legal problems and the possible confiscation of your drone.

Fortunately, for anyone fond of the culture, history, and natural beauty of the area, the answer is Yes. Travelers are allowed to bring drones to Germany.

Pilots who are certified through the FAA can fly in Class C airspace if they have the proper authorization. If you were turned down for authorization for any reason, you should not fly.

Having a lot of experience with a number of FPV goggles on the market, I was intrigued to see how the FPV experience compares using my DJI Mini 2.

Drone operation is legal in France, but you must adhere to specific rules by the French Civil Aviation Authority (FCAA) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). You are not subject to these rules if your drone

You are permitted to carry a drone with you into India on a plane, provided that you have prior permission from the Department of Telecommunication to operate in a dedicated frequency band (WPC Wing).

Yes, you can bring your drone with you to Jordan. But before you do, you must apply for approval for any intended flights from the CARC (Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission)

Yes, whether you are traveling to Columbia or already living in the country, the government does allow you to fly your drone.