A drone operator is any person, whether natural or an organization, who owns the drone(s) or rents the drone.
Find below are the list of Drone Operators In South Africa
Abeod (Pty) Ltd.
Aeromapix (Pty) Ltd.
Agizo (Pty) Ltd.
Anglo Operations (Pty) Ltd – Coprorate ROC.
Atlantic Tech Group (Pty) Ltd.
BAC Helicopters CC.
Banzoflash (Pty) Ltd.
Caelum Technologies
How many drone operators are there in South Africa?
Currently there are only 20 fully licenced commercial operators in South Africa (current as of January 2018). More information is available on the SA CAA web page for drones.
How much do drone pilots make in South Africa?
The average pay for a Drone Pilot is ZAR 295,093 a year and ZAR 142 an hour in South Africa. The average salary range for a Drone Pilot is between ZAR 211,346 and ZAR 368,190.
Do you need a Licence to fly a drone in South Africa?
Should you get a license? If you’re flying a drone as a hobby (personal and private use) then a license is not required, however you still have to follow the South African Civil Aviation Authority’s (SACAA) regulations on Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS).
How much is a drone license in South Africa?
Does it cost to register a drone in South Africa? Registration costs $5 per aircraft and is valid for 3 years.1
Can I fly my drone around my neighborhood?
3) There is no federal law preventing you from flying your drone around your neighborhood – although you do need to abide by the FAA regulations regarding hobby flight of drones.26 Mar 2017
How high can you fly a drone in South Africa?
General Rules for Flying a Drone in South Africa
Drones may not be flown within 50 meters (164 feet) of people or private property (without permission from the property owner).
Are drone pilots in demand?
The rising demand for certified drone pilots is matched, or even exceed by, a growing supply. The FAA has issued nearly 200,000 Part 107 certificates. With all that competition, this leads many drone pilots to go into business for themselves rather than compete on job boards.