The AKS promotes safe and courteous kite flying. Please remember these rules when out flying your kite.
	For Safety
•		AVOID using metal in construction of kites.
•		NEVER use wire or metallic flying lines.
•		USE extreme caution when flying large kites.
•		WEAR gloves when flying large or hard pulling kites.
•		NEVER fasten yourself to a kite line unless you have a tested and approved quick release system.
•		DO NOT fly over roads, highways, or railway lines.
•		It is ILLEGAL to fly within 5 km of an airport boundary fence.
•		It is ILLEGAL to fly higher than 120 metres (300 feet) above your ground level.
•		Be particularly careful with stunt kites, make sure your total flying area is clear.
•		Use extreme caution around other kites and people when using lines which will cut; e.g. kevlar, monofilament and coated cutting lines.
•		Use extreme caution around other kites and people when dropping things from kites.
•		Avoid flying in congested areas in parks, beaches etc.
•		DO NOT leave large tethered ground devices (e.g. inflatable's) unsupervised.
•		Do not allow people to fly your kite unless they are able to control it properly. Take particular care with children.
•		Some of the practices which can lead to accidents are:- wrapping flying lines around hands.
			- leaving large tethered kites unattended. - not tethering large or hard pulling kites before launching. - not clearly marking ground stakes.
	For Courtesy
•		AVOID allowing your kite or kite lines to threaten, or appear to threaten, any bystander.
•		NEVER buzz spectators or animals with a stunt kite.
•		Please respect other fliers' flying space.