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British tourists warned over €200,000 fines over little known rule in Spain

PUERTO DE LA CRUZ, SPAIN, AUG 6 – The tourist lacked a pilot license and insurance, violating strict Spanish drone laws that impose fines up to €225,000 for serious breaches, officials said.

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The National Police confirmed that a tourist broke the rules during the Virgen del Carmen festival in Puerto de la Cruz on July 1

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Tourist faces $244K fine for breaking drone rules abroad

A British vacationer is facing a jaw-dropping €200,000 (approx. $244,000) fine after flying a drone illegally during a crowded religious festival in Spain’s Canary Islands. Here’s a cautionary tale for drone pilots across the globe, especially those planning to take their birds overseas… more…

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British tourists warned over €200,000 fines over little known rule in Spain

The National Police confirmed that a tourist broke the rules during the Virgen del Carmen festival in Puerto de la Cruz on July 1

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