With the Open Pack (A1/A3 + A2), you will be able to:
🛩️ Fly drones up to 900 g in A1 Scenario (over people in urban areas)
🚁 Fly C2 class drones in A2 Scenario (closer to people)
🚀 Fly drones up to 25 kg in A3 Scenario (at least 150 m away from urban areas)
🌍 Fly legally across all Europe
Better value as a pack:
💶 Bought separately: A1/A3 (49,99 €) + A2 (79,99 €) = 129,98 €
🎁 With the Open Pack: 99 €, you save 30,98 €
The course is:
📚 100% Online & Flexible
🎥 The complete A1/A3 and A2 theory in one course, with clear and engaging videos
📝 Quizzes and mock exams for both exams
️ ♾️ Lifetime access: review the content anytime
✈️ Practical Requirement
A1/A3 is theory only. For the A2, the regulation also asks you to declare a self-practical training, which you complete on your own.
👨🏫 Expert Support
Our instructors are always available to answer your questions.
The Exams
🖥️ Taken directly on the official website of a CAA of your choice.
🌐 You can choose any EU country for each exam.
Official exam links and registration steps for all 31 EASA countries included in the course.
💶 The fees depend on the country (both exams are free in Spain).
🎓 If you pass, the authority issues your A1/A3 and A2 certificates, valid in all 31 EASA countries.
How it works, in 3 steps:
1️⃣ Buy the pack and get instant access to the whole course.
2️⃣ Study the A1/A3 part and then the A2 part, online and at your own pace.
3️⃣ Sit each official exam with the authority of the EASA country you choose. If you pass, your certificates are valid in 31 countries.
The A1/A3 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A1/A3 theory exam, in four modules:
Drone regulations: how the EU rules came about, the Open category, drones without a class mark, the A2 requirements, the remote pilot’s responsibilities, privacy and data protection, liability, incident reporting and security.
Air safety: dangerous goods, meteorology, the environment, how a drone works, flying over people, airspace classes and their risks, and the limits of human performance.
Flight procedures: what to check before, during and after every flight.
Mock exams: five full practice exams in the format of the official test, plus a final exam to check you are ready.
The A2 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A2 theory exam:
Weather: how the environment shapes the weather, wind, temperature, visibility, air density and reading a forecast.
Drone performance: drone anatomy, safety functions, batteries, signal interference, the flight envelope and how payloads change performance.
Managing ground risk: the 1:1 rule, judging distances, low-speed mode and other flight modes, and the main ground risks.
Mock exam and final exam in the format of the official test.
Anyone who wants the whole Open category from the start: A1/A3 for any drone with a camera, sub-250 g drones included, and A2 to fly C2 class drones closer to people. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
Hobby pilots, and professionals in photography, video or inspections who need both certificates.
Pilots who plan to take the STS next: A1/A3 and A2 are the first steps.
Money-Back Promise
Join worry-free! If you’re not happy with the course, just let us know within 24h.
👉 If you’ve completed less than 50% of the course, we’ll refund you (minus a small €10 fee).
🔥 Don’t wait: start today and get ready for your A1/A3 and A2 exams.
No. The course prepares you for both official exams. The certificates are issued by the aviation authority of the country where you take each exam, and inside the course you will find the link to every EASA country’s official exam.
Start with the A1/A3 part: you need the A1/A3 certificate before you can sit the A2 exam. Then continue with the A2 part.
An A1/A3 certificate and a declaration that you have completed the practical self-training under A3 conditions. The course includes a guide to that self-training.
Fly C2 class drones closer to people: down to 30 metres from uninvolved people, or 5 metres with low-speed mode on.
Yes. A1/A3 and A2 certificates issued by any EASA authority are valid in all 31 EASA countries.
Not for the online course. For the practical self-training required by the A2, you will need to fly a drone.
Yes, if it has a camera. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
About 6.5 hours including the mock exams, at your own pace.
Lifetime access, so you can review the content again when you renew your certificate.
It depends on the country, and EU Drone Port does not set the fees. Both exams are free in Spain, and you can take them there whatever your nationality.
With the Open Pack (A1/A3 + A2), you will be able to:
🛩️ Fly drones up to 900 g in A1 Scenario (over people in urban areas)
🚁 Fly C2 class drones in A2 Scenario (closer to people)
🚀 Fly drones up to 25 kg in A3 Scenario (at least 150 m away from urban areas)
🌍 Fly legally across all Europe
Better value as a pack:
💶 Bought separately: A1/A3 (49,99 €) + A2 (79,99 €) = 129,98 €
🎁 With the Open Pack: 99 €, you save 30,98 €
The course is:
📚 100% Online & Flexible
🎥 The complete A1/A3 and A2 theory in one course, with clear and engaging videos
📝 Quizzes and mock exams for both exams
️ ♾️ Lifetime access: review the content anytime
✈️ Practical Requirement
A1/A3 is theory only. For the A2, the regulation also asks you to declare a self-practical training, which you complete on your own.
👨🏫 Expert Support
Our instructors are always available to answer your questions.
The Exams
🖥️ Taken directly on the official website of a CAA of your choice.
🌐 You can choose any EU country for each exam.
Official exam links and registration steps for all 31 EASA countries included in the course.
💶 The fees depend on the country (both exams are free in Spain).
🎓 If you pass, the authority issues your A1/A3 and A2 certificates, valid in all 31 EASA countries.
How it works, in 3 steps:
1️⃣ Buy the pack and get instant access to the whole course.
2️⃣ Study the A1/A3 part and then the A2 part, online and at your own pace.
3️⃣ Sit each official exam with the authority of the EASA country you choose. If you pass, your certificates are valid in 31 countries.
The A1/A3 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A1/A3 theory exam, in four modules:
Drone regulations: how the EU rules came about, the Open category, drones without a class mark, the A2 requirements, the remote pilot’s responsibilities, privacy and data protection, liability, incident reporting and security.
Air safety: dangerous goods, meteorology, the environment, how a drone works, flying over people, airspace classes and their risks, and the limits of human performance.
Flight procedures: what to check before, during and after every flight.
Mock exams: five full practice exams in the format of the official test, plus a final exam to check you are ready.
The A2 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A2 theory exam:
Weather: how the environment shapes the weather, wind, temperature, visibility, air density and reading a forecast.
Drone performance: drone anatomy, safety functions, batteries, signal interference, the flight envelope and how payloads change performance.
Managing ground risk: the 1:1 rule, judging distances, low-speed mode and other flight modes, and the main ground risks.
Mock exam and final exam in the format of the official test.
Anyone who wants the whole Open category from the start: A1/A3 for any drone with a camera, sub-250 g drones included, and A2 to fly C2 class drones closer to people. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
Hobby pilots, and professionals in photography, video or inspections who need both certificates.
Pilots who plan to take the STS next: A1/A3 and A2 are the first steps.
Money-Back Promise
Join worry-free! If you’re not happy with the course, just let us know within 24h.
👉 If you’ve completed less than 50% of the course, we’ll refund you (minus a small €10 fee).
🔥 Don’t wait: start today and get ready for your A1/A3 and A2 exams.
No. The course prepares you for both official exams. The certificates are issued by the aviation authority of the country where you take each exam, and inside the course you will find the link to every EASA country’s official exam.
Start with the A1/A3 part: you need the A1/A3 certificate before you can sit the A2 exam. Then continue with the A2 part.
An A1/A3 certificate and a declaration that you have completed the practical self-training under A3 conditions. The course includes a guide to that self-training.
Fly C2 class drones closer to people: down to 30 metres from uninvolved people, or 5 metres with low-speed mode on.
Yes. A1/A3 and A2 certificates issued by any EASA authority are valid in all 31 EASA countries.
Not for the online course. For the practical self-training required by the A2, you will need to fly a drone.
Yes, if it has a camera. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
About 6.5 hours including the mock exams, at your own pace.
Lifetime access, so you can review the content again when you renew your certificate.
It depends on the country, and EU Drone Port does not set the fees. Both exams are free in Spain, and you can take them there whatever your nationality.
With the Open Pack (A1/A3 + A2), you will be able to:
🛩️ Fly drones up to 900 g in A1 Scenario (over people in urban areas)
🚁 Fly C2 class drones in A2 Scenario (closer to people)
🚀 Fly drones up to 25 kg in A3 Scenario (at least 150 m away from urban areas)
🌍 Fly legally across all Europe
Better value as a pack:
💶 Bought separately: A1/A3 (49,99 €) + A2 (79,99 €) = 129,98 €
🎁 With the Open Pack: 99 €, you save 30,98 €
The course is:
📚 100% Online & Flexible
🎥 The complete A1/A3 and A2 theory in one course, with clear and engaging videos
📝 Quizzes and mock exams for both exams
️ ♾️ Lifetime access: review the content anytime
✈️ Practical Requirement
A1/A3 is theory only. For the A2, the regulation also asks you to declare a self-practical training, which you complete on your own.
👨🏫 Expert Support
Our instructors are always available to answer your questions.
The Exams
🖥️ Taken directly on the official website of a CAA of your choice.
🌐 You can choose any EU country for each exam.
Official exam links and registration steps for all 31 EASA countries included in the course.
💶 The fees depend on the country (both exams are free in Spain).
🎓 If you pass, the authority issues your A1/A3 and A2 certificates, valid in all 31 EASA countries.
How it works, in 3 steps:
1️⃣ Buy the pack and get instant access to the whole course.
2️⃣ Study the A1/A3 part and then the A2 part, online and at your own pace.
3️⃣ Sit each official exam with the authority of the EASA country you choose. If you pass, your certificates are valid in 31 countries.
The A1/A3 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A1/A3 theory exam, in four modules:
Drone regulations: how the EU rules came about, the Open category, drones without a class mark, the A2 requirements, the remote pilot’s responsibilities, privacy and data protection, liability, incident reporting and security.
Air safety: dangerous goods, meteorology, the environment, how a drone works, flying over people, airspace classes and their risks, and the limits of human performance.
Flight procedures: what to check before, during and after every flight.
Mock exams: five full practice exams in the format of the official test, plus a final exam to check you are ready.
The A2 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A2 theory exam:
Weather: how the environment shapes the weather, wind, temperature, visibility, air density and reading a forecast.
Drone performance: drone anatomy, safety functions, batteries, signal interference, the flight envelope and how payloads change performance.
Managing ground risk: the 1:1 rule, judging distances, low-speed mode and other flight modes, and the main ground risks.
Mock exam and final exam in the format of the official test.
Anyone who wants the whole Open category from the start: A1/A3 for any drone with a camera, sub-250 g drones included, and A2 to fly C2 class drones closer to people. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
Hobby pilots, and professionals in photography, video or inspections who need both certificates.
Pilots who plan to take the STS next: A1/A3 and A2 are the first steps.
Money-Back Promise
Join worry-free! If you’re not happy with the course, just let us know within 24h.
👉 If you’ve completed less than 50% of the course, we’ll refund you (minus a small €10 fee).
🔥 Don’t wait: start today and get ready for your A1/A3 and A2 exams.
No. The course prepares you for both official exams. The certificates are issued by the aviation authority of the country where you take each exam, and inside the course you will find the link to every EASA country’s official exam.
Start with the A1/A3 part: you need the A1/A3 certificate before you can sit the A2 exam. Then continue with the A2 part.
An A1/A3 certificate and a declaration that you have completed the practical self-training under A3 conditions. The course includes a guide to that self-training.
Fly C2 class drones closer to people: down to 30 metres from uninvolved people, or 5 metres with low-speed mode on.
Yes. A1/A3 and A2 certificates issued by any EASA authority are valid in all 31 EASA countries.
Not for the online course. For the practical self-training required by the A2, you will need to fly a drone.
Yes, if it has a camera. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
About 6.5 hours including the mock exams, at your own pace.
Lifetime access, so you can review the content again when you renew your certificate.
It depends on the country, and EU Drone Port does not set the fees. Both exams are free in Spain, and you can take them there whatever your nationality.
With the Open Pack (A1/A3 + A2), you will be able to:
🛩️ Fly drones up to 900 g in A1 Scenario (over people in urban areas)
🚁 Fly C2 class drones in A2 Scenario (closer to people)
🚀 Fly drones up to 25 kg in A3 Scenario (at least 150 m away from urban areas)
🌍 Fly legally across all Europe
Better value as a pack:
💶 Bought separately: A1/A3 (49,99 €) + A2 (79,99 €) = 129,98 €
🎁 With the Open Pack: 99 €, you save 30,98 €
The course is:
📚 100% Online & Flexible
🎥 The complete A1/A3 and A2 theory in one course, with clear and engaging videos
📝 Quizzes and mock exams for both exams
️ ♾️ Lifetime access: review the content anytime
✈️ Practical Requirement
A1/A3 is theory only. For the A2, the regulation also asks you to declare a self-practical training, which you complete on your own.
👨🏫 Expert Support
Our instructors are always available to answer your questions.
The Exams
🖥️ Taken directly on the official website of a CAA of your choice.
🌐 You can choose any EU country for each exam.
Official exam links and registration steps for all 31 EASA countries included in the course.
💶 The fees depend on the country (both exams are free in Spain).
🎓 If you pass, the authority issues your A1/A3 and A2 certificates, valid in all 31 EASA countries.
How it works, in 3 steps:
1️⃣ Buy the pack and get instant access to the whole course.
2️⃣ Study the A1/A3 part and then the A2 part, online and at your own pace.
3️⃣ Sit each official exam with the authority of the EASA country you choose. If you pass, your certificates are valid in 31 countries.
The A1/A3 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A1/A3 theory exam, in four modules:
Drone regulations: how the EU rules came about, the Open category, drones without a class mark, the A2 requirements, the remote pilot’s responsibilities, privacy and data protection, liability, incident reporting and security.
Air safety: dangerous goods, meteorology, the environment, how a drone works, flying over people, airspace classes and their risks, and the limits of human performance.
Flight procedures: what to check before, during and after every flight.
Mock exams: five full practice exams in the format of the official test, plus a final exam to check you are ready.
The A2 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A2 theory exam:
Weather: how the environment shapes the weather, wind, temperature, visibility, air density and reading a forecast.
Drone performance: drone anatomy, safety functions, batteries, signal interference, the flight envelope and how payloads change performance.
Managing ground risk: the 1:1 rule, judging distances, low-speed mode and other flight modes, and the main ground risks.
Mock exam and final exam in the format of the official test.
Anyone who wants the whole Open category from the start: A1/A3 for any drone with a camera, sub-250 g drones included, and A2 to fly C2 class drones closer to people. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
Hobby pilots, and professionals in photography, video or inspections who need both certificates.
Pilots who plan to take the STS next: A1/A3 and A2 are the first steps.
Money-Back Promise
Join worry-free! If you’re not happy with the course, just let us know within 24h.
👉 If you’ve completed less than 50% of the course, we’ll refund you (minus a small €10 fee).
🔥 Don’t wait: start today and get ready for your A1/A3 and A2 exams.
No. The course prepares you for both official exams. The certificates are issued by the aviation authority of the country where you take each exam, and inside the course you will find the link to every EASA country’s official exam.
Start with the A1/A3 part: you need the A1/A3 certificate before you can sit the A2 exam. Then continue with the A2 part.
An A1/A3 certificate and a declaration that you have completed the practical self-training under A3 conditions. The course includes a guide to that self-training.
Fly C2 class drones closer to people: down to 30 metres from uninvolved people, or 5 metres with low-speed mode on.
Yes. A1/A3 and A2 certificates issued by any EASA authority are valid in all 31 EASA countries.
Not for the online course. For the practical self-training required by the A2, you will need to fly a drone.
Yes, if it has a camera. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
About 6.5 hours including the mock exams, at your own pace.
Lifetime access, so you can review the content again when you renew your certificate.
It depends on the country, and EU Drone Port does not set the fees. Both exams are free in Spain, and you can take them there whatever your nationality.
With the Open Pack (A1/A3 + A2), you will be able to:
🛩️ Fly drones up to 900 g in A1 Scenario (over people in urban areas)
🚁 Fly C2 class drones in A2 Scenario (closer to people)
🚀 Fly drones up to 25 kg in A3 Scenario (at least 150 m away from urban areas)
🌍 Fly legally across all Europe
Better value as a pack:
💶 Bought separately: A1/A3 (49,99 €) + A2 (79,99 €) = 129,98 €
🎁 With the Open Pack: 99 €, you save 30,98 €
The course is:
📚 100% Online & Flexible
🎥 The complete A1/A3 and A2 theory in one course, with clear and engaging videos
📝 Quizzes and mock exams for both exams
️ ♾️ Lifetime access: review the content anytime
✈️ Practical Requirement
A1/A3 is theory only. For the A2, the regulation also asks you to declare a self-practical training, which you complete on your own.
👨🏫 Expert Support
Our instructors are always available to answer your questions.
The Exams
🖥️ Taken directly on the official website of a CAA of your choice.
🌐 You can choose any EU country for each exam.
Official exam links and registration steps for all 31 EASA countries included in the course.
💶 The fees depend on the country (both exams are free in Spain).
🎓 If you pass, the authority issues your A1/A3 and A2 certificates, valid in all 31 EASA countries.
How it works, in 3 steps:
1️⃣ Buy the pack and get instant access to the whole course.
2️⃣ Study the A1/A3 part and then the A2 part, online and at your own pace.
3️⃣ Sit each official exam with the authority of the EASA country you choose. If you pass, your certificates are valid in 31 countries.
The A1/A3 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A1/A3 theory exam, in four modules:
Drone regulations: how the EU rules came about, the Open category, drones without a class mark, the A2 requirements, the remote pilot’s responsibilities, privacy and data protection, liability, incident reporting and security.
Air safety: dangerous goods, meteorology, the environment, how a drone works, flying over people, airspace classes and their risks, and the limits of human performance.
Flight procedures: what to check before, during and after every flight.
Mock exams: five full practice exams in the format of the official test, plus a final exam to check you are ready.
The A2 part follows the official EASA syllabus for the A2 theory exam:
Weather: how the environment shapes the weather, wind, temperature, visibility, air density and reading a forecast.
Drone performance: drone anatomy, safety functions, batteries, signal interference, the flight envelope and how payloads change performance.
Managing ground risk: the 1:1 rule, judging distances, low-speed mode and other flight modes, and the main ground risks.
Mock exam and final exam in the format of the official test.
Anyone who wants the whole Open category from the start: A1/A3 for any drone with a camera, sub-250 g drones included, and A2 to fly C2 class drones closer to people. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
Hobby pilots, and professionals in photography, video or inspections who need both certificates.
Pilots who plan to take the STS next: A1/A3 and A2 are the first steps.
Money-Back Promise
Join worry-free! If you’re not happy with the course, just let us know within 24h.
👉 If you’ve completed less than 50% of the course, we’ll refund you (minus a small €10 fee).
🔥 Don’t wait: start today and get ready for your A1/A3 and A2 exams.
No. The course prepares you for both official exams. The certificates are issued by the aviation authority of the country where you take each exam, and inside the course you will find the link to every EASA country’s official exam.
Start with the A1/A3 part: you need the A1/A3 certificate before you can sit the A2 exam. Then continue with the A2 part.
An A1/A3 certificate and a declaration that you have completed the practical self-training under A3 conditions. The course includes a guide to that self-training.
Fly C2 class drones closer to people: down to 30 metres from uninvolved people, or 5 metres with low-speed mode on.
Yes. A1/A3 and A2 certificates issued by any EASA authority are valid in all 31 EASA countries.
Not for the online course. For the practical self-training required by the A2, you will need to fly a drone.
Yes, if it has a camera. Only toy drones without a camera are exempt.
About 6.5 hours including the mock exams, at your own pace.
Lifetime access, so you can review the content again when you renew your certificate.
It depends on the country, and EU Drone Port does not set the fees. Both exams are free in Spain, and you can take them there whatever your nationality.
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