What this site covers
Your Drone Show publishes editorial material about drone light show planning, fleet choreography in Skybrush and Blender, CAA Part 101 compliance for South African airspace, RF planning and battery logistics. It is reference reading, not an operations manual for your specific site, aircraft or permit conditions.
Your responsibilities
You are responsible for how you apply anything you read here. That includes airspace approvals, geofencing, site surveys, crew competence, insurance and the airworthiness of your fleet. If a post describes a sequence or a channel plan, verify it against your own aircraft, firmware version and venue before you fly.
Limits of our liability
We write from field experience and we try to keep it accurate, but we cannot guarantee that a technique that worked on a vineyard or a stadium will work on your site. To the extent permitted by law, Your Drone Show is not liable for flight incidents, damaged equipment, cancelled events, regulatory penalties or lost revenue arising from use of this material.
Content and reuse
Text, checklists and sequence notes on this site belong to Your Drone Show unless stated otherwise. You may quote short passages with a link back to the original page. Republishing whole articles, reselling our checklists or feeding the content into training datasets requires written permission from us first.
Ending access
We may restrict or withdraw access to the site, remove posts, or decline to answer correspondence if someone abuses the contact channels, scrapes the archive, or misrepresents our material as an official regulatory or safety approval. You can stop using the site at any time.
Changes and legal contact
These terms may be updated as our coverage grows or as CAA Part 101 guidance shifts. The revision date will change at the top of the page, and continued use of the site counts as acceptance. Legal questions can go to
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