European Certification & Registration
To legally operate a drone within the European Union, you must comply with EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) regulations. Whether you are a hobbyist or a professional, registering as an operator and obtaining a valid pilot certificate are mandatory steps for most drone categories.
This hub provides comprehensive guides on how to navigate the European drone registration systems and obtain your official pilot license for 2026.
EASA Compliance & Licensing Guides
EU Drone Registration Guide
How to register as a drone operator in EU member states, obtaining your Operator ID, and labeling your aircraft according to EASA rules.
Registration steps →EU Drone Certificate Guide
Details on A1, A2, and A3 pilot certificates, online training resources, and exam procedures for flying in the Open Category.
Certificate guide → EASA Tip: An Operator ID obtained in one EASA member state (e.g., Germany or France) is valid across all EU countries. However, always ensure your drone carries the required "C" class identification label for the category you are flying in.