What the diagnostic covers
4 to 5 questions per topic. 6 topics. 25 total.
Each topic maps directly to the official EASA exam structure. You get 4 to 5 questions per area: enough to reveal gaps, not enough to learn from. That is by design.
5 Q
Air law and EU regulations
EU 2019/947, Open and Specific Category definitions, operator registration, and national authority requirements across 31 EASA member states.
4 Q
Airspace and restricted zones
Controlled airspace types, prohibited and restricted areas, U-space, altitude limits, and how to verify authorisation before flight.
4 Q
Drone classes and registration
C0 to C4 classification, CE marking, weight categories, operator registration, and remote identification requirements.
4 Q
Meteorology for drone pilots
Wind effects, visibility minimums, turbulence, icing, density altitude, and reading weather reports for UAS operations.
4 Q
Technical knowledge and flight performance
Drone aerodynamics, battery limits, GPS and GNSS, obstacle avoidance, emergency procedures, and A2 self-declared practical requirements.
4 Q
Safety, privacy and insurance
GDPR and data protection, third-party liability insurance, operational risk, and human performance factors.
Why no explanations?
The diagnostic's only job is to show you where your gaps are. If you score 2/4 on meteorology and 5/5 on air law, you know exactly where to spend your study time. The explanations, the learning content, and the timed mock exam are what you get inside the EU Drone Port course.
What you'll get
The diagnostic. Nothing more, nothing less.
25 questions across 6 exam topic areas
Correct answer marked for each question, no explanation
Topic-by-topic score so you see exactly where to focus
A 10% discount code for your EU Drone Port course
Not a study guide: buy the course for that
Not a mock exam: the course includes the full timed simulation