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Baía Formosa, Rio Grande do Norte (rn) • Brazil
Praia do Sagi, Baía Formosa - RN, 59194-000, Brazil
Lat: -6.46693 • Lng: -34.9713

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Summary — The Praia do Sagi, located at the southern tip of Rio Grande do Norte near the border with Paraíba, sits within the Área de Proteção Ambiental (APA) Bonfim-Guaraíra. As a federally recognized conservation area, drone operations are subject to strict oversight. Under current DECEA and ANAC regulations, all remote pilots
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Geographically, Sagi is characterized by its secluded nature, where the Sagi River meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating an intersection of mangroves, sandbanks, and pristine coastline. The terrain is largely composed of shifting dunes and soft sands, which present specific technical flight hazards. The area is highly exposed to strong, constant coastal winds coming directly off the Atlantic, which can lead to rapid battery discharge and unpredictable flight path deviations for lighter drones. The proximity to the river estuary and the lack of urban infrastructure mean there are no formal "safe landing" zones; GPS signal multipath interference can be higher near the water due to signal reflections. Operators must also account for high salt content in the air, which necessitates frequent cleaning of motors and electronic ports to prevent long-term corrosion.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ Geographically, Sagi is characterized by its secluded nature, where the Sagi River meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating an intersection of mangroves, sandbanks, and pristine coastline. The terrain is largely composed of shifting dunes and soft sands, which present specific technical flight hazards. The area is highly exposed to strong, constant coastal winds coming directly off the Atlantic, which can lead to rapid battery discharge and unpredictable flight path deviations for lighter drones. The proximity to the river estuary and the lack of urban infrastructure mean there are no formal "safe landing" zones; GPS signal multipath interference can be higher near the water due to signal reflections. Operators must also account for high salt content in the air, which necessitates frequent cleaning of motors and electronic ports to prevent long-term corrosion.