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UK Drone Regulation in Force: What Operators Need to Know
UK Drone Regulation is now in force. Learn what changes for drone operators and manufacturers, including Open, Specific and Certified category compliance.
Taking Europe’s Certification Standards to the World: EU Drone Port at the World UAV Congress, in Shenzhen
The European drone market is one of the most regulated and therefore one of the most commercially protected markets in the world. For manufacturers based outside the EU, accessing it is not simply a matter of building a great product. It requires understanding a certification framework that many international manufacturers have never encountered.
Fast-Track Approvals for SORA SAIL II VLOS Operations
Find out how to accelerate your SORA operational authorisation for VLOS operations under SAIL I or SAIL II. EU Drone Port can help you manage the process.
Training for Specific Category (SORA)
Learn what SORA training is, when specific category operations require it, and how operational authorisations and pilot competencies work under EASA rules.
Drone events list in 2026 & 2027
In this list, we will focus on a number of drone-related events that will take place between the end of 2026 and 2027
Drone Pre-flight & Post-flight Checklist [Free Download]
Download a free drone pre-flight & post-flight checklist. Improve safety, ensure EASA compliance, and streamline your UAS operations in Europe.
Flying Your Drone in Europe: Why National Authorities Matter
Discover the official drone regulations and registration portals for every European country. Learn how to fly legally across Spain, Italy, France and all EASA Member States.
SORA 2.5: The New Version of the European Methodology for UAS Operations in the Specific Category
SORA 2.5 is becoming the new reference for UAS operations in Europe. Discover key changes, transition timelines, and what it means for operators.
The 2026 Countdown: Europe Moves from National STS to EU STS-01 & STS-02
Learn how to comply with EU Regulation 2019/945, work with a Notified Body, and design your drones to meet C5/C6 requirements before 2026. Stay ahead in the European market.