Regulations

Not just flying, but flying with knowledge and responsibility!

Flying a drone within the European Union is not just a hobby. It requires compliance with certain rules and a responsible attitude. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) introduces common regulations that apply to all Member States. Whether you are a hobbyist or a professional, this information will help you fly confidently, safely and in accordance with the law.

For easy orientation and understanding of the rules, the information is structured into six main topics as follows:

Drone regulations in the European Union (EASA)

Why is needed?

Main categories

Open category

Certification and registration

Basic safety rules

Conclusion

Understanding and complying with EASA regulations is key to flying drones safely. Before you take off, check the specific requirements for the country you are in and make sure you have the necessary documents and certificates.

Useful links

EASA Website

Official website

EASA YouTube

YouTube Channel

EASA Manual

Drone Operators

Drone flight control

How to fly a drone safely

Flying in EASA Member States

National Aviation Authorities

Open Category

Civilian Drones (Low Risk) with subcategories A1, A2 and A3