Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Drone pilots must all be registered according to the use of their drone, with specific uses naturally requiring more remote pilot training. Even with various certification levels, it may still be necessary to get NAA permission for certain missions. We expect this for various flights with the Elios 3 as these drones are used for professional inspections and thus, are more likely to be working in complex environments or even in restricted airspace. Although the Elios is a drone designed for confined spaces, up to 70% of flights with the Elios drone take place at least partially outdoors, and even the short flight from take off point to the entrance of a sewer manhole must be subject to EASA regulations.

For more information please contact us at regulatory@flyability.com

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