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Sierra Leone

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SLCAA — SLCAR Part 6B/6D, Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS)

Sierra Leone regulates drones through SLCAA (SLCAR Part 6B/6D regulation, 5 February 2024). Registration and a pilot licence are mandatory; maximum weight 25 kg.

Operator registration
Yes, required
Mandatory registration with a corresponding certificate. Maximum allowed weight 25 kg; between 15 and 25 kg additional conditions/approval are needed, above 15 kg special authorization is needed for construction/modification/inspection/operation.
Pilot license
Yes, required
Remote pilot licence required, minimum age 18, plus a theory exam or equivalent qualification (flight crew licence, ATC licence, military qualification, foreign licence).

Zones to avoid

Operating within 8 hours of consuming alcohol is forbidden, as is operating in any declared prohibited area.

What isn't 100% confirmed yet

Data verified against the official SLCAR Part 6B document (5 February 2024). Distances from crowded areas/property and specific restrictions cited by secondary sources were not confirmed in the official text and are therefore left out.

Verify officially before flying

Source: SLCAA — Sierra Leone Civil Aviation Authority

Last checked: 2026-08

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Informational content, not legal advice. Zones and rules change constantly: always check the country's official website before every flight.