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… Normally drone races are organised by clubs and associations. In such … As a drone racer, which category and subcategory of operation do I … As a drone racer, which category and subcategory of operation do I …
… ’open’ category or the ’specific’ category. You, as the drone operator, need to fulfil all the requirements of the … you can only operate under subcategory: A1 when the drone’s maximum take-off weight (MTOM) including its payload … the maximum speed is less than 19 m/s; or in A3 when the drone’s MTOM including its payload is less than 25 kg. …
… Vulnerability of manned aircraft to drone strikes …
… This formal Opinion is an important stepping-stone to keep drone operations safe and secure and build a wider regulatory … the privacy and security of EU citizens, and allowing the drone industry to remain agile, to innovate and continue to … on the particular risk of the operation: flying the same drone over a city center or over the sea entails a completely …
… outlined Patrick Ky, EASA Executive Director. “The drone community has a key role in providing feedback to the … good progress towards the delivery of the common European drone services market by setting seven priorities: Providing … to Member States in the implementation of the European drone regulations; Developing, in close cooperation with …
… good progress towards the delivery of the common European drone services market by setting seven priorities: Providing … to Member States in the implementation of the European drone regulations; Developing, in close cooperation with … and promotion material for information campaigns to all drone users and other actors involved in drone operations …
… An autonomous drone is able to conduct a safe flight without the … This is different from automatic operations, where the drone flies pre-determined routes defined by the drone operator before starting the flight. For this type of … What is the difference between autonomous and automatic drone? …
… you are operating in hilly environments, the height of the drone above the surface of the earth should be within the grey zone in the picture below: you need to keep the drone within 120 m of the closest point of the terrain. This … such as on top of a hill where even if you keep your drone 120 m from the side of the hill, you are actually …
… and set during the launch of the first Amsterdam Drone Week bringing together regulatory bodies and industry experts from all around the world. European drone experts, policy makers and leading companies in the drone industry will discuss future applications, the …
… drones do not need to be registered, but you, as drone operator/owner, must register yourself . You do so with … it. However, you do not need to register yourself if your drone(s): weighs less than 250g and has no camera or other … that it complies with ‘toy’ Directive 2009/48/EC); A drone is certified when it has a certificate of airworthiness …
… traffic data and airspace restrictions. This will help drone operators to plan and execute their flights safely, knowing exactly where and when their drone is permitted to fly. Together with the opinion , EASA … of compliance (AMC) and guidance material (GM) to support drone operators and EU member states in complying with the …
… anywhere in the European Union with a single registration. Drone users will be legally obliged to register as users of … to be shared with others, creating the basis for seamless drone usage across the European Union without the need to … Initially, it calls for the mandatory registration of drone operators and of “certified” drones, which are …
… requirements: for flying in Subcategory A1 with a Class 0 drone; for flying with a privately-built drone weighing below 250 g; or for flying under the direct … Is there a minimum age to fly a drone? … Is there a minimum age to fly a drone? …
… anywhere in the European Union with a single registration. Drone users will be legally obliged to register as users of … to be shared with others, creating the basis for seamless drone usage across the European Union without the need to … broker solution to enable European-wide sharing of drone registration data …
EASA Light
… for you some information on the main differences between a drone operator and drone pilot in the leisure category (known as the “open” … the skies and enjoy your flights legally and responsibly. Drone operator and drone pilot – what is the difference? A … Drone operators & pilots …
… Maybe you are considering giving someone a drone for Christmas? EASA is happy to see growing numbers of responsible drone pilots. So we thought we would offer a few hints. Choosing the right drone for the right person can be challenging. This guide … A drone for Christmas? …
… Flying a drone is fun but comes with responsibilities, some of which we already highlighted in our previous guidance for drone pilots . When you are a drone operator, your drone shares airspace with other … Geo-Zones – know where to fly your drone …
… Around 2,000 participants followed EASA’s drone live streaming events in December 2020, raising lots of questions from the leisure drones community, and from drone operators who fly drones for business purposes, that … the set of Q&As resulting for each of the event. Flying a drone for fun: Video & Q&As Flying a drone professionally: …
… Congratulations on getting your new drone for Christmas! While you must be excited to get it out … to take a few moments to make sure you know how your drone works and what rules you need to follow to ensure the safety of yourself and others. As a drone pilot, you are now part of an exciting, developing …
… The European Commission is currently developing ‘A Drone Strategy 2.0 for a smart and sustainable unmanned … relevant stakeholders and the wider public as to how EU Drone Policy can contribute to new forms of sustainable … For more details on the consultation please go to ' A Drone strategy 2.0 for Europe to foster sustainable and smart …