The EASA regulation for UAS will be coming into force on the 31st of December 2020 and from that moment many commercial drone operations will be conducted within the Specific Category. But what types of operation exactly fall into this category? And what requirements do you have to fulfil when operating within this category? With the introduction of the European legislation it will no longer be possible for drone operators to apply for an operational authorisation under their

The EASA regulation for UAS will be coming into force on the 31st of December 2020 and from that moment many commercial drone operations will be conducted within the Open Category. But what types of operation are possible within this category? And what requirements do you have to fulfil when operating within this category? With the introduction of the European legislation it will no longer be possible for drone operators to apply for an operational authorisation under their n

From December 31st 2020 the EU legislation for drone operations in the Open en Specific Category will come in to force. With the AirHub training course we'll make sure your are well prepared. With the introduction of the European legislation it will no longer be possible for drone operators to apply for an operational authorisation under their national legislation. In stead they will have to fulfil the requirements of the #EASA Open or Specific Category. To obtain an operatio