Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The EU has been regulating drones in a large capacity since 2021 via the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This has been necessary due to the high uptake of drone usage in combination with the growing capabilities of drones and concerns over misuse, such as drones flying in proximity to restricted air spaces. The rules set out by the EASA are applicable in the 27 member states, in addition to Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. The UK has separate rules that have some similarities to EASA.
Although the Elios 3 drone is designed for indoor use, many missions involve some portion of the flight to be outdoors. As a result, Elios 3 pilots in the affected countries must be aware of and comply with the EASA rules.
For more information please contact us at regulatory@flyability.com
#DroneRegulations #EUDrones #EURegulations #Drone #EU
The EU has been regulating drones in a large capacity since 2021 via the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This has been necessary due to the high uptake of drone usage in combination with the growing capabilities of drones and concerns over misuse, such as drones flying in proximity to restricted air spaces. The rules set out by the EASA are applicable in the 27 member states, in addition to Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. The UK has separate rules that have some similarities to EASA.
Although the Elios 3 drone is designed for indoor use, many missions involve some portion of the flight to be outdoors. As a result, Elios 3 pilots in the affected countries must be aware of and comply with the EASA rules.
For more information please contact us at regulatory@flyability.com
#DroneRegulations #EUDrones #EURegulations #Drone #EU
