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Caribbean Operating Territory

Drone Operations in Saint Martin

Licensed aerial operations on the French territory (Grand-Case, Marigot, Orient Bay, Terres Basses).

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Local Airspace Clearances & Logistics

Strict international border observance: no incursions into Dutch Sint Maarten without a separate SMCAA permit.

Clearances inside Grand-Case Espérance airport ATZ airspace and local radio coordination.

Bilingual English-speaking teams accustomed to high-profile international clients and luxury private estates.

Timelines & Requirements

Flight Filing: Island-specific procedure

Operators: Vetted AlphaTango registered local pilots

Insurance: Mandatory Aviation Liability (EC 785/2004)

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Airspace analysis: Immediate verification of AlphaTango geozones, airport CTRs, and active NOTAMs.

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Local operator assignment: Selection of a vetted licensed pilot equipped with calibrated sensors.

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Safety & Full Compliance: Operations conducted under the partner's operational responsibility and dedicated aviation insurance.

Drone Caraïbes Network Operations

Operated by LES4H (Sainte-Rose, Guadeloupe)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Key questions regarding network operations and Caribbean drone regulations

Have a specific question about airspace feasibility or operational permits? Our flight desk answers you.

Is there an official 'DGAC certified' label for drone pilots?

No. That is a common misconception. The DGAC does not certify private operators. Under French and European (EASA) law, operators register on AlphaTango (FRA... number), produce an operations manual (MANEX), and employ licensed pilots holding theoretical (CATT) and practical certificates.

How does the Drone Caraïbes network work?

Drone Caraïbes is a commercial referral and flight qualification platform. We do not perform flights directly: we evaluate your technical requirements, verify airspace feasibility, and connect you with the most qualified local independent partner on your island.

What insurance covers the flights?

Every independent operator in our network is contractually and legally required to maintain a dedicated third-party aircraft liability insurance policy compliant with European Regulation (EC) No 785/2004.

What are the required notice periods for populated area flights in the French West Indies?

For flights in urban areas or near third parties (S-3 / STS-01 scenario), a prior declaration with the Prefecture (Guadeloupe, Martinique, or Saint-Martin) must be submitted at least 5 business days before the mission.

Can a drone fly across the French and Dutch border in Saint Martin?

No. Direct cross-border flights without prior multi-jurisdictional clearances are strictly illegal. The French side is governed by DGAC/EASA, while Dutch Sint Maarten is governed by the SMCAA, with strict no-fly restrictions around Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM).