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A Guide for Using Log Books for Your Drone Flights
In this article, we'll teach you how to fill in the most basic points of a logbook to maintain a record of the flights performed by the operator. Let's get started!
120 m Height Limit for C0 Drones
This article is about Class 0 drones, and we'll see why they cannot benefit from surpassing the altitude limits
European STS Manual for Drones
After several years of dealing with European regulations that haven't made it easy for us to fly in different countries within the European Union, the long-awaited date is near: January 1st, 2024.
When do we have to coordinate with Controlled Airspace in Spain?
When flying in controlled airspace or within Flight Information Zones (FIZ), there will always be an Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP) responsible for ensuring safe separation of aircraft, both on the ground (at airports) and in the air. Let's examine what's required for drone flights in controlled airspace in Spain.
ATZs: Navigating Aerodrome Traffic Zones with Your Drone
In this article, we will discuss the air traffic volume closest to aerodromes: the ATZ or "Aerodrome Traffic Zone."
FIRs and Drone Operations: What You Need to Know about Flight Information Regions
This article addresses concepts, definitions, and basic terms related to FIRs.
EASA Decision on PDRA S-01
In late October 2023, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) published a new version of the AMC (Acceptable Means of Compliance) and GM (Guidance Material) that affect Regulations (EU) 2019/945 and 2019/947.In this article, we will analyze some of the key changes in this new Decision 2023/012/R published by EASA.
CTRs and Drone Operations: What You Need to Know about Controlled Traffic Regions
When we hear the word CTR in the world of drones, we directly associate it with "possible restrictions." In this article, we will discover what a CTR is exactly and how to find its limits and characteristics.
Essential Flight Information: Key Data Points for Class C5 and Class C6 Drone Manufacturers
In this article, we will discuss one of the requirements that Class 5 and Class 6 drones must meet to be certified.