You NEED authorisation to FLY the drone over the HELIPAD 🚁😒🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿⚠️❌️

Cardiff Helipad used by the Air Ambulance among others. Interestingly we ARE allowed to fly the drone here. Upon arrival we see a helicopter landing , during filming it a female appears trying to talk but i can't hear her at all !
See how this one plays out ....

[@danielwilson5102]

Way off the mark with this one I'm afraid. Why bother people that save lives? What you are doing is highly likely to cause further regulations to be brought in to prevent stupid things like this happening. Typical example of someone abusing the freedoms they have which in turn ruins it for those people that use common sense as well as following the rules.

[@colreef]

I agree with you.Bloody stupid behaviour.

[@robertperham3571]

You've gone a bit too far on this one, you WILL spoil it for those of us that have a life....

[@TONY-cs7zg]

You are screwing up the Hobby for everybody you shouldn't fly near an airport and that obviously is the woman was really nice to you

[@bigmitch2911]

Yep, he and others are absolutely going to ruin it for everyone else. He's just posted another video not following vlos rules today. This will end in the rules being tightened that much that it will be pointless carrying on with the hobby. Bunch of idiots

[@AjacxUK]

wow ... just wow ... i mean how could you do this to the AIr Ambulance service ??? shockly poor choice of site. Id be taking a loong hard look at yaself dude, and grow the F-up

[@martinphilpott5373]

Your credibility has rightly taken a nosedive. What was your paranoia in constantly thinking every single vehicle was a police car arriving to booster your ego, do you honestly believe you are that important.

[@jake3870]

Imagine interfering with an air ambulance charity as they won’t take off if they know you might take off meaning peoples lives are at risk.

[@robba1234]

Don't be silly. None of that happened except in your head, maybe. Even air ambulances abide by CAA rules, Every aircraft liase with local aircraft control, its a helicopter, not a kite, and sorry even or especially emergency services "skirt" the rules due to their need. If a no flight zone IS required, it would have been set up.

[@nasnema]

Are you trying to get new legislation that stops all drone flights near anything sensitive?

[@squaddingquads]

Seems that way

[@japitts2010]

Seems like the error is certainly on the part of the CAA, not having the FRZ here. Sometimes the only way to highlight such errors, is to exploit them - think friendly hackers.

[@TMA_Droning]

@@japitts2010even yellow zones can be NFZ, this will be one of them where common sense prevails, it says on drone assist that there increased air activity, it would still be illegal to fly here and against the drone code

[@_Null_Hypothesis_]

I do not necessarily agree with all of the CAA's half-thought-out regulations in relation to UAVs but this is just beyond stupid. Purposefully operating within close vicinity of a helipad is the sort of thing that will push the CAA in to adopting stricter regulations and end up ruining things to people who can actually act with a bit of common sense. Incidentally, in my opinion ... this is at the very least, pushing the limits of article 241 of the ANO and would definitely be frowned upon by the CAA.

[@125brat]

Unfortunately it seems those who are allowed to use the airspace with absolute minimum of training, testing or licencing such as small drone pilots or paramotor pilots and similar are cutting their own throats by ignoring existing rules and not exercising common sense. After an incident at my home airfield a couple of years ago involving a paramotor flying through the circuit and causing a near-miss by ignoring the rules for flying in the vicinity of an airfield, I spoke to the CAA and was told they are collating evidence of transgressions (and there's plenty that can be found on here) to support their cases for stricter regulation, pilot licencing etc. Hopefully the harder it is to gain the privilege of using the airspace, the better these people will look after what they've got.

[@jubbathehat]

From CAA training document "Some smaller airfields do not have an FRZ, but you still must not fly on or near these airfields where you could pose a danger to the safety of aircraft."

[@AudunWangen]

It kind of seems like it's up to the pilot to decide what poses a danger and how to deal with it, doesn't it? Helicopters are quite easy to hear, so I think obstacle avoidance shouldn't be a big problem if you keep the drone close. In this case, I think it was a good call to announce himself.

[@stevenfoleyuk9404]

@@AudunWangen when they say you must not , thats a law telling you not to fly close to Helipad without permission . A Drone damaged a Rotor blade on a helicopter not that long ago . £60k worth of Damage .

[@AudunWangen]

@@stevenfoleyuk9404 What law is that?

[@stevenfoleyuk9404]

@@AudunWangen CAA Drone laws

[@stevenfoleyuk9404]

@@AudunWangen CAA Drone laws

[@MacRS4]

Normally love your stuff, find it interesting. This one however strikes me as a bloody stupid thing to do.

[@entropydomain]

You can see and hear a helicopter from miles away so the drone flyer could land it within seconds

[@mrgypsytear2478]

Stupid is an understatement

[@pd7449]

It's almost like he's an absolute fool or something...

[@joannitaxvi3386]

Yup, just seen this and will never come back.

[@nr-pz7bk]

what a stupid and self serving thing to do. These good people drop everything in an emergency to help others and you expect them to now take you and where you are flying a drone into account. Have some common sense and respect these hard working heroes.

[@mickc170]

Worst one yet, go and be a numbskull around lifesaving helicopters. I liked your videos at first

[@iancarson7326]

The CAA will investigate - it isn't usual for one to film and post a crime. I can foresee a large fine or imprisonment for this reckless act against a humane charity. At least the privelige of a flyer/operator ID will be revoked and save the serious drone hobbyist from this idiot.

[@kilocharlie08c66]

All you are doing is pushing the boundaries for law abiding drone users it’s a no drone area so why are u using it

[@squaddingquads]

Here here

[@user-zv8fz7il3s]

What a lovely manner she had, just doing her job, hats off to you girl and your team 🚁

[@goldmax3352]

You say the lady gave you weird vibes? To me she appeared professional, responsible and polite, no need to be bitchy like that, childish.

[@johnniedee5884]

You’ve pushed it too far on this one,so so bad

[@Dumfries474]

Just being a stupid pr1ck that time

[@Joe-qj1bk]

Poor boy needs his attention

[@mattcam200577]

Well that was an awkward video and you have seen yourself off on this one . Shown your true colours. Leave the air ambulance alone, that lady was very polite and very patient . Very awkward

[@vincentshone8618]

Way more polite than he deserved.

[@karlf8576]

Shows your complete lack of respect & humility for others.. whilst also offending drone hobby users all for views all you will have achieved here is an escalation of tightening up laws & by laws to stop auditors going about things in whichever way they see fit (dangerous because concentration at all times is needed in some walks of life yet you intervene & feel righteous in doing so thus impacting daily duties, costing tax payers a lot of money in the process) shame on you!! I watched 4 minutes of this the rest I boycotted

[@cjmvirus]

This really doesn't help the drone hobby side of things. I don't get it... it's a matter of common sense really. Please... stop hurting the hobby!

[@15-Peter-20]

Is it ok that I'm white?

[@sibriers5254]

I feel the lady had good reason to be off with you for asking to fly near a Air ambulance station, Air ambulances save lives and run on donations, at this rate all drones even if under 250g won't be able to fly over anywhere within a few years. Completely banned apart from 150m away from buildings...

[@ef7480]

What has 'run on donations' got to do with this? But yeah I see your point.

[@WhiteDieselShed]

I would have expected it to be a red zone. Maybe they need to look into that? Even if its just the field or the field and a small outer exclusion zone?

[@marxsparx]

I thought she handled her self extremely patiently and professionally. Seemed a lovely lady TBH.

[@AndyPandy007]

I think you'll loose viewers over this one.

[@RoyBurt007]

Absolutely moronic thing to do. 🤦‍♂️

[@philc70]

They save lives and its a helipad, are you serious?

[@bl4nksh0tz67]

this. yeah this is one i dont like you not only posed a danger to a childrens air ambulance but also was very naive thinking the onus is on DJI for not having the restriction on their app even though you are very obviously able too see its an active airfield and was notified aircraft could take flight at a moments notice.

[@neilmason1394]

Not a good advert for your channel. Very irresponsible.

[@davenz000]

K N O B.

[@Reali_T_Check]

I think you may have officially lost the plot now. You're trying to fly a drone over an active airfield!? Ok.

[@sherry8444]

Didn't look very active to me

[@Reali_T_Check]

@@sherry8444 The Air ambulance that landed gave it away a little

[@sherry8444]

@@Reali_T_Check One grounded helicopter isn't very active

[@Reali_T_Check]

@@sherry8444 and what exactly do you call the giant helicopter that flew in at 2:57....? Did you not see that?

[@sherry8444]

@@Reali_T_Check I called it the "One grounded helicopter" LOL. Didn't watch the whole video maybe there were others but they were all grounded and under no threat

[@brandongupwell9970]

Like your channel. But messing with staff at air ambulance is a step too far. Common sense. let’s hope you see the light Don’t mess with life saving professionals.

[@user-io2et5bv2s]

Agreed….not the best content. However, I am surprised this isn’t a “red zone”. Hopefully the CAA will look into that after this video?

[@yonner1000]

you think this narcissist will take on board anything negative that anyone says - even his own simping minions have given him grief over this one and I bet it will not stop him one iota

[@wayne90079]

Personally, I would not have flown in case of an emergency for the helicopter

[@phall82]

But you can see it happening and bring it down. The helicopter doesn’t instantly fly with no obvious signs of take off.

[@user-sz6nb1vk6q]

Wow fair play for that lady, she had every right to come & response was spot on, you were polite, clear & concise likewise with the staff inside, they were rightfully a bit confused by it all, no one panicked, raised their voice, told you to leave or called the police 10/10 for all concerned. And there was never going to be a problem for any aircraft sneaking off or landing without you knowing about it as they tend to make a lot of noise especially taking off!! As you’ve know, you’ve had a 100 times more grief & aggression flying over a bloody rubbish tip, this really shows how stupid they are. I bet it’ll be red by tomorrow 😂😂

[@peterdurnien9084]

They take about 5 mins to wind up, still got preflight checks to do.@@phall82

[@Naplesfrank154]

I think that lady was rather cute. 🥰

[@austingtir]

Yeah as a NZer who has no horses in this race I think you're overstepping the line here and in the end doing stuff like this will get more regulations put on drone flyers. If it was a government funded police heli pad (even then its just going a bit far imo) then maybe but leave the charity ones alone atleast.

[@tj1139]

Drones near Helipad or Airports? Isn't that like having a bbq at a petrol station? It's not a good mix. Common, common sense, why even argue, very arrogant. Also, an aircraft cannot approach or take off while your flying a drone next to a helipad.

[@scottmidds2500]

Shouldn’t the CAA make it restricted airspace for drones then?

[@stephenB-yq9kw]

How do you have a bbq at petrol station

[@kilocharlie08c66]

On drone buddy it says it’s a no fly zone

[@rickywalpole4183]

Sort of person that would moan about loud music at a nightclub , only arrogance coming from one direction , comparing it to a bbq in a petrol station lol alright Karen

[@tj1139]

@@rickywalpole4183 gotta love a Karan babe 😘

[@elwynj5379]

Whilst I really enjoy this channel and audit vids in general, this was crass stupidity, and as others have pointed out may contravene Caa regs as a small airfield. “Some small airports do not have an FRZ….” Etc

[@uptowndisco2]

Airfield on the outskirts of my town also a parachute jump site has no FRZ either , but I would never fly anywhere close to it , just a bit common goes a long way. I am sure the CAA are keeping a close eye on flights like this below 250g limits , time will come where will be confined to flight outside any built up area even with small drones .

[@YELLOW-tt8tt]

DJ Media you have made yourself look a bit of a fool you could in time ruin drone usage for everyone forcing new legislation on everyone

[@mrgypsytear2478]

Wow! Helipad and drone!? Especially over an air ambulance area? I do love the interactions but next time you need an air ambulance hopefully there isn't a fool with a drone on the Helipad!

[@treesurgeon8558]

Wow, so true.

[@mrgypsytear2478]

100% tree. Videos like this are going to ruin us flying our drones

[@stevelile4871]

Well done to everyone involved at the Air Ambulance

[@Underbreath]

Flying that drone on there might as well get in front of a ambulance and stop it from saving lives

[@richiehastings7580]

No skills as a drone pilot... And will end up getting drones banned

[@aqualung4359]

The lady said she did not want to be on the video........why did you have her on the video?

[@aqualung4359]

Like a lot of auditers, you lie to people :(

[@davidclarke8537]

I normally watch and dont comment but this was not a great idea, You must of given Denham your details so why not here,they were trying hard to work with you. Hope you make a donation to the air ambulance .

[@AdamLesta88]

If they think there’s a drone close by it will halt all operations not a wise move that

[@cziasai]

Really struggling to see the point...Overly risky just to prove you can.

[@Micky-g9k]

I am sure on this pointless video you launched your drone from private land without the land owners permission in fact you were categorically told you couldn't. You aren't very clued up on your drones!!!!

[@samspade975]

lol, the look she’s giving you, she thinks there’s something wrong with you, flying a drone near a heliport,I can’t believe I’m watching this. Ok if you bring an aircraft down as long as you get good footage

[@chriswall955]

There is something wrong with him. He must be simple or something

[@maxinesfeathers]

That lady was really polite ! great reaction from her

[@anythingoldmechanical]

I'm not surprised people's suspicion is aroused, when you say 'If I Give You My Phone Number- You Might Give It To The Police. What are people who don't know you, allowed To Think?

[@iaincumming7954]

Wow, worst yet. Hilarious you say no red zone on fly app yet you think it's sensible to try and fly in what's obviously a busy airspace. What a bell end

[@japitts2010]

But sometimes the best way to highlight errors, is to exploit them. DJE seemed quite amicable about the episode.

[@kilocharlie08c66]

Learn more about drone flying do it safely stop spoiling it by pushing your look learn by the negative comments your getting

[@DJEMEDIA]

Learn to spell.

[@DJEMEDIA]

@chrisgc77 When you actually have a channel and come across comments 100x per day. You learn a good skill that is basically you can distinguish between a viewer and a viewer. One type is the type who only comes to comment and troll..in an attempt to give the idea that they receive loads of negative comments. The other is the type who watch and enjoy the content. The second type are the type that if they feel you need some advice, would email it. Which I've had.... So no. It doesn't show what character I am and its people like you- who are not viewers you just come to troll. So good bye enjoy your evening.

[@DJEMEDIA]

@chrisgc77 Someone who says " learn by all the negative comments " is not a viewer. So of my reply was rude. That's why. Most of the negative comments ARE trolls. So someone who says that. Is definitely a troll or a hater.

[@DJEMEDIA]

In response to flying here. Its legal. Its allowed. I checked with them 1st. Told them I'd stay behind the field. They confirmed no planned traffic. Exactly what a responsible drone pilot should do. Anyone who thinks this type of thing isn't pushing the limits. Is deluded. Of course it is at times. But its about staying within the law and using common sense.

[@jasonpoihegatama1347]

She's looking at you like your a silly little man

[@upandawayadventures9751]

I usually like your video but this just stupid u could of possibly stopped their operations what someone needed that air ambulance but they couldn’t take off coz of your drone sadly think ganna get lot stick from this video

[@user-nx6jo1ng1x]

You have stepted out of the mark on this one, dont agrivate our emegency services "They are here to help not be agrevated by you" sorry mate you are a AwNkRe..

[@user-nx6jo1ng1x]

Dont get me wrong i have enjoyed the content in the past but dont be ignorant "these people are out here to help us" sorry DJE you are not helping the services.

[@three-phase562]

@@PottsyUK Whilst I agree that he did take off on their land, I believe it is classed as a civil trespass, unless the flight is done in a manner that intimidates or obstructs the occupants going about their business / activities and would then potentially become aggravated trespass.

[@paulraybould7120]

I like your channel, but this was quite irresponsible of you considering what they do

[@hassyg4083]

you know the gov don't like its citizens when they have an air ambulance that runs on donations

[@Ubique2927]

If it wasn’t profitable they wouldn’t do it.

[@boofuu3145]

and lifeboats

[@glynnsmith4560]

@@Ubique2927 but profit only recently became a priority with healthcare.

[@christineayres7199]

They sell good cheap computers and laptops on ebay so quiet you haha

[@georgebarnes8163]

These air ambulances (WAAC) have nothing to do with the government. They are operated by private companies

[@tony78uk48]

Good example of creating a drama for views .

[@sherry8444]

Well it worked on you

[@Geoff333]

Stepped over the line there lad ...I'm gone got proper bollocks anyway 😢

[@darhylprice3956]

Shame on you disrupting a charity

[@Monsoon-sd6vr]

I would not have launched the drone anywhere near a heli-pad be it civil (air ambulance) civil police or the military particularly the military in this day and age

[@mrechelon7051]

No, mate. Why? Flying near a helipad is a noo. The heli always has priority, you need to get out of its way , that's the CAA regs... You could be in trouble for endangering aircraft.... just dont go there...

[@jake3870]

Before I watch the video I am going to call you a 🔔 end as you are disturbing the air ambulance operations and it’s a vital service.

[@mrechelon7051]

She is lovely. .

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

I think you made the wrong call here mate, I'd never fly my DJI Mini anywhere near a heliport even if drone assist didn't restrict me which is rather strange, maybe drone assist system was down ? A big thumbs up to the lovely lady.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

'I won't be over your landing strip'. A bit previous.

[@stuartspence3613]

😉😋

[@MisterKN]

I can't understand how the UK Govt allows drones near airfields. Not a smart move flying a drone near and aircraft. In Australia you would end up in Jail

[@MyChannel-cf6ue]

Is there some way to report this video and the unlawful activity on this channel to KZbin ?

[@georgebarnes8163]

unlawful? explain.

[@chriswall955]

I would think writing to the CAA with links to the video would be a good start.

[@Denise18_03]

How is it unlawful? Anyone could have launched a drone in the area

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@chriswall955 Not unlawful, no NFZ in place, perfectly legal.

[@MyChannel-cf6ue]

@@georgebarnes8163 Not about the drone but the behavior. Why was there need to approach the business if flying a drone in that location is permitted ?

[@dickwilliam3793]

what a beautiful woman.

[@unknown.unknowingly]

Bothering the police is one thing but bothering HEMS is horrible, shame on you for this one lad

[@TheKopite321]

Arrogant and silly.

[@15-Peter-20]

Is it ok that I'm white?

[@abeonthehill166]

That Woman was courteous and asked pertinent questions regarding your intentions with the Drone and cautioned you about the possible dangers your Drone could present to the Helicopters when they are in the air. She was not nasty or rude and was professional in her conduct. …….as a quick addition here……she was quite Hot ! Thanks for sharing ……

[@DJEMEDIA]

That's exactly what I'd expect from her.

[@Joe-qj1bk]

Getting desperate now. Silly silly video me me me versus life saving machines.

[@DJEMEDIA]

Desperate. Yeah looks that way doesn't it 😆

[@Joe-qj1bk]

I usually enjoy some of your videos but have you actually read the comments for this video

[@Onwardsandupwardsdc]

Exactly DJ can’t even understand why folk are upset. This will get investigated by the CAA and a fine and ban could happen.

[@DJEMEDIA]

@@Onwardsandupwardsdc Why would it get investigated when it’s fully legal to fly here and advises letting them know and working with them. Which I did.

[@Onwardsandupwardsdc]

@@DJEMEDIA The video is proof you didn’t work with them at all. You walked in and immediately get asked to leave then excitedly announced that even though you are in a sensitive area your UAV can launch. You then didn’t work with them and like in all your other videos threaten to fly and leave before any discussion is had. You are going to get us all banned. You clearly can’t fly safely. You are supposed to check your UAV on each flight. Ideally cone off an area and announce take off and then hover and check. Then land and take off again after your safety check. You just take off as soon as you can. The same as DJ audits really unsafe flying. With no regard let alone a good line of sight. Sometimes you hover and carry on a conversation so obviously taking your eye off your UAV. You treat your UAV with excitement like it’s a toy ,unfortunately it’s still very dangerous even at 249 g. It can still really hurt someone and they do fail and fly away. It’s just really sad and dangerous for me and everyone else.

[@philfyphil]

Madness. You need to explain yourself. I’d be embarrassed going somewhere like this flying a drone. It would be like going to RAF Lakenheath with a model aircraft.

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Good numerical skills shown by you here! My compliments for that!!

[@shivaunt71]

I won't be over your landing strip 👀 Unintended humour i believe 🙌

[@dennis6442]

Ok so now, we can't have nice things !! I will test a heliport for droning rules .. at some point we will see geo-fenced areas everywhere

[@whatupohgee1191]

if you looked back on the bridges you missed something...any film you had ? drrms gone?

[@WeAreThePeople1690]

22:25 She fancied ya pal, even tried to get your number 😂

[@markossmith8786]

Air Ambulance seems to be extra busy these days.

[@erikaerlanger1242]

Can’t imagine what the reason for this could be 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@peterdurnien9084]

What a nice lady.

[@robertsmelt6638]

Helicopters can land anywhere with land owner permission. Impossible therefore to prohibit drone use though obviously due diligence is essential.

[@TheKeirsunishi]

The chance of an incident happening is much higher if there is a drone flying near a helipad as apposed to some random field

[@kilocharlie08c66]

Size of a bird what do they do when get pulled thru engine it’s common sense

[@_Null_Hypothesis_]

There is a big difference between operating in an area where manned aviation may be present and where it is very likely / guaranteed to be present.

[@125brat]

@markl6495Under the wrong circumstances, yes it is.

[@125brat]

@markl6495It's not so much the engine, but the main and tail rotor blades that are vulnerable. The latter being the worst if damaged. Imagine coming on to land and suddenly losing your tail rotor during the most critical phase of flight because it's been damaged by striking a drone. The pilot could lose yaw control which would likely be disastrous.

[@markosmith8037]

15:00 - looks warm in that busy office ! (check out winter T-shirt guy)

[@Onwardsandupwardsdc]

If you had any understanding of UAV safety flying you would know that this is a complete no go. Why do you ask about how helicopters fly it’s your responsibility to understand this. Drone assist is just that an assistant it’s not the law. There are many places that are restricted flying areas that don’t show on drone assist. A heli can fly in any direction at any height very quickly and you could easily damage it 250 grams or not. You don’t even understand the concept of a wind sock. Your drone can still fail and hurt people. Your attitude is unprofessional and dangerous. So sad and a scary example of how other people can copy you and possibly kill others. Please stop using your drone as a weapon. These are emergency helicopters that you need to stay well away from. By refusing to give ID will eventually lead to us all having to anyway,

[@robba1234]

They are supposed to inform local area air traffic control"before" they fly, with flightpath Im guessing if they did it would be reported on the app but due to it being an emergency "system" things can get sloppy. And it only gets picked up when things go pare shaped

[@stevenfoleyuk9404]

You are breaking CAA UAV laws

[@georgebarnes8163]

can you list the CAA laws broken?

[@stevenfoleyuk9404]

@@georgebarnes8163 Some smaller airfields do not have an FRZ, but you still must not fly on or near these airfields where you could pose a danger to the safety of aircraft.

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@stevenfoleyuk9404 I asked you for the CAA laws he has broken, what are they?

[@three-phase562]

@@georgebarnes8163 It will be covered under regulation 7 of the UK Drone Code, but will be open to the interpretation of the line 'but you still must not fly on or near these airfields where you could pose a danger to the safety of aircraft'.

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@three-phase562 If there is not an NFZ in place then you can fly a drone but obviously use common sense, no laws broken in this case. My small local airport has a NFZ which covers a lot of well photographed landmarks but I can fly my drone if I contact the airport first, again common sense prevails.

[@Brian-Boru]

Ive just been enjoying your vidoes and this has let you down a bag full!

[@DJEMEDIA]

When flying near a helipad ... notify helipad and avoid flying over the actual pad. I did everything correct.

[@15-Peter-20]

​@@DJEMEDIA👊🏻

[@Onwardsandupwardsdc]

@@DJEMEDIA No you broke the law. You have no proper UAV training it’s quite terrifying. You don’t fly near helicopters period. It’s basic training common sense. Why are you so self absorbed.

[@greigallan5845]

This just felt wrong filming there.

[@WyeindependantMedia]

get in touch to visit abandoned railway tunnel

[@casparthomas4775]

There’s a sign saying no public access so he’s now trespassing

[@georgebarnes8163]

He never entered the no public access area

[@casparthomas4775]

@@georgebarnes8163 he’s entitled and will get a smack. He entered a private carpark and then started filming sensitive areas you clearly don’t understand aviation or you would be just as concerned as I am

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@casparthomas4775 It is a public building with public access, you best lay of the crack Kid.

[@evmatt]

Man you have been a bit of a prick with this video. Why would you fly near to and interfere with an air ambulance base. If you need to do that. Ask them when they’re operating hours are then go when there not there. Think you missing the point of this audit business. What makes it worse your pilot skills are quite poor and you would not be able to safely return the aircraft and have it secured if they needed to fly or if an incoming airfract needed to land. Very poor skills there.

[@SenseiEzra]

i think asking for the telephone number was reasnable.. then they have contact with him,, (however my drone does not need my phone)

[@15-Peter-20]

England till I die

[@gutto3178]

Mate I like your videos but I think u have done yourself no favours here,

[@GG-qo4qo]

Really, messing with the Air Ambulance? You don't do that.

[@jasonpoihegatama1347]

You would think it would be a no fly zone

[@4TheRecord]

If people keep this up then they will implement a no drone fly zone across the entire country and the only way you'll be able to fly a drone is with prior permission. Doesn't take much to get something like that passed through Parliament, they just need a few more examples of fools like this not using any common sense to make it happen. These idiots will ruin drone and RC flying for everyone.

[@markossmith8786]

“Strange Vibe” 😆

[@TheGrimReaper1]

What’s with the negative vibes , as Oddball might have said.😊.

[@markossmith8786]

I’m a massive fan of his. I’ve probably seen Goldfinger over 100 times. @@TheGrimReaper1

[@stephenB-yq9kw]

My friend Britney designed that bridge

[@criartoros]

Saving lives has priority over everything here. Like you said with you operating the drone from your phone you may lose control of the drone from a call. That could cause serious problems if the team are tasked to an emergency call and delay their helicopter launch. Keep to the hotels.

[@DP-Ops]

Interesting 👀

[@BarryFlo58]

It used to be veritair run by Captain Verity or Captain Pugwash to other pilots

[@masterbarrie1]

That's Thing is a windsock.

[@hewings1]

I saw Barack Obama and his 10 car entourage land and leave here years ago when the G6 summit was happening in Newport Used to come chill outside here on my lunch breaks when i was working nearby, good to see you visit Cardiff!

[@BirdsEyeView72]

Why didn't you tell me mate you were in cardiff.. could have met up for a coffee, nice video buddy... B.E.V.😁👍

[@cjabaz]

You didn't go back in to tell them you were done? Just walked away...

[@eastlondon666]

You didn't go into reception?, you lied again.