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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is responsible for creating and enforcing regulations related to civil aviation, including those pertaining to drones. In 2019, EASA released a new set of European drone regulations, which have since been adopted by EU member states. These regulations categorise drones into three operational categories – Open, Specific, and Certified – based on their risk level and intended usage.
As drone usage continues to grow across Europe, understanding and complying with insurance regulations is critical for responsible drone operation. By adhering to the EASA regulations and securing appropriate coverage, drone operators can minimise risk and ensure the safety of their activities.
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I would like to BUY a DRONE INSURANCE so that I can fly in Europe.
I have taken the EASA pilot online test and obtained the certificate last year 2024.
Without an insurance I will NOT get the OPERATOR LICENSE.
Please advise HOW can I or WHERE can I buy the DONE INSURANCE.
Hello, You can purchase any insurance that covers operations in the category in which you will be operating. In most cases, insurers cover all EASA countries.
Here is a link to a company that offers very affordable insurance.
Thank you.