EASA Online Course, Exam and Proof of Training Certificate

Hope that this is useful for people wanting to fly Drones in Europe. This is all free! The link will take you to an online course to obtain your EASA Certificate. Search for A1/A3 Course & Examination - UAS Remote Pilot Open Category - [UAS-OPEN-A1+A3]

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I have to say I found it harder than ours LOL. Fantastic that as a GOLD member we are covered on our insurance which is mandatory in the EU.

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completed my european license using eurocontrol a couple of months ago. Have to say it is more intensive than the UK test.. By the way it is free.

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I cant find the link to do the euro course. Is anyone able to help. The irony is that I did it 5 years ago but did not bookmark it. The above link just puts me to the homepage and the search comes up with nothing..

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I’ve just registered for OP ID and done the course for flyer ID with the French gov through Alpha-Tango…

https://alphatango.aviation-civile.gouv.fr/

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ok thanks guys, much appreciated !

Thank you for all the info.
I am planning to fly my DJI mini 5 pro in Germany.

How does the registering as operator work? I have read it has to be done in the country of residence. I assume my UK operator ID wont work for that?

If I register in Germany would they accept a UK residence?
This is the link for Germany: https://www.uas-operations.de/homepage/en/information/general/registration-and-qualification/

Update: I found the answer.
They give you the choice to register as non-EU person. So, shouldnt be a problem.

HI. I have my dron registered in Germany and Icelamd. If remember correctly you can register your drone at https://www.lba.de.

Hi All

I have been looking into getting legal for a trip to portugal later this year, search led me here.

I started by registering on the IAA My SRS portal which allowed me to then take the online test.
I passed it, but am now being asked for 51 euros… not too keen on that if theirs a cheaper option.

I had read that thi was the way to go, register as an operator in Ireland and then good to go in Europe…

Advice appreciated.

Thanks in advancce
Andy

EDIT

Just to add that fee is jsut for the proof of online training… I assume there is further cost for the license itself