Keep Your Crew Legal and Your Aircraft in the Air

Transport Canada pre-flight requirements don't pause for early call times, remote jobsites, or bad weather. These Transport Canada drone pre-flight checklist decals mount directly on your aircraft so the full checklist is visible at the aircraft — not buried in an app, a binder, or a crew member's memory. Printed in Canada on professional equipment, built to stay legible through the conditions Canadian operators actually fly in.

What You Get

A clean, high-contrast decal carrying Transport Canada's pre-flight checklist items, formatted for fast field reference and sized to fit common commercial and prosumer drone chassis.

• Current Transport Canada pre-flight checklist items — clearly laid out, nothing omitted
• Weatherproof vinyl rated for outdoor and all-season use, including UV exposure, rain, and cold
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive compatible with the hard-shell plastic and coated composite surfaces common on DJI, Autel, and similar platforms
• Made in Canada on professional printing equipment with durable Canadian materials
• Available in single units and fleet quantities for commercial operators managing multiple aircraft

How It Works

Clean the surface, peel, apply. The decal bonds to your drone's shell and stays there through field conditions that destroy paper-based solutions — moisture, vibration, UV exposure, and hard transport cases.

• Wipe the mounting area with isopropyl alcohol before application for maximum adhesion
• Press firmly from centre outward to eliminate air pockets under the face
• Allow 24 hours of cure time before heavy water or cold exposure
• Adheres to hard-shell plastic, fibreglass, and most coated composite drone surfaces
• Pairs with your existing digital checklist apps and flight logs — supplements your process rather than replacing it

Why It Works

Enforcement under the Canadian Aviation Regulations is real. Operators who fail to follow RPAS requirements — including documented pre-flight procedures — can face fines up to $25,000 for individuals and up to $100,000 for organisations. A physical decal on the aircraft is a passive compliance tool: it removes the variable of "I thought we checked that," it's visible to every operator on your crew regardless of who's holding the phone, and it doesn't require a data connection at a remote construction site or a search-and-rescue staging area. For film crews, survey operators, and emergency response teams running multi-aircraft operations, on-aircraft reference reduces procedural error without adding another step to your workflow. If Transport Canada updates checklist requirements, your broader safety management system adapts — the decal gives you a durable baseline that works alongside those updates, not instead of them.

Order your Transport Canada drone pre-flight checklist decals today — single units and fleet packs ship across Canada.