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Drone Rules for Parque Piqueri
São Paulo, São Paulo (SP)
• Brasil
R. Tuiuti, 515 - Tatuapé, São Paulo - SP, 03081-003, Brasil
Lat: -23.5283 • Lng: -46.574
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- https://www.decea.mil.br/drone/docs/ICA%20100-40%20-%20Aeronaves%20não%20Tripuladas%20e%20o%20Acesso%20ao%20Espaço%20Aéreo%20Brasileiro%202023%20-%20BCA%20103%2006.06.23.pdf — It is the responsibility of the aircraft operator to comply with the regulations established by other competent authorities, including: ANAC, ANATEL, MAPA and MD.
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| Summary | — | Drone operations are permitted at Parque Piqueri in São Paulo, supported by its central lake and open recreational fields integrated into a dense urban neighborhood under ANAC and DECEA regulations. |
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Parque Piqueri is a traditional urban park in the Tatuapé region, featuring a lake, walking paths, sports courts, playgrounds, and landscaped green areas. In accordance with ANAC remotely piloted aircraft system regulations and DECEA ICA 100-40 airspace rules, the park’s open water surface and surrounding clearings support structured drone operations. The area enables urban landscape imaging, recreational documentation, and environmental visualization.
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+ Parque Piqueri is a traditional urban park in the Tatuapé region, featuring a lake, walking paths, sports courts, playgrounds, and landscaped green areas. + + In accordance with ANAC remotely piloted aircraft system regulations and DECEA ICA 100-40 airspace rules, the park’s open water surface and surrounding clearings support structured drone operations. The area enables urban landscape imaging, recreational documentation, and environmental visualization.