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Ātra atbilde

You need an A1/A3 certificate (minimum) and operator/UAS registration when rules apply. Enforcement is handled by national authorities — not EASA directly.

Common offences

Each member state sets fine levels in national law.

• Flying without a valid remote pilot certificate
• Unregistered operator or aircraft when registration is required
• Breaching geo-zones or no-fly areas
• Flying above 120 m in the Open category without authorisation

How penalties differ by country

Germany, France, Italy and other states publish fine schedules for aviation violations. Repeat offences attract higher amounts and possible equipment seizure.

Use your national UTM map before every flight — ignorance of a zone is not a defence.

How to avoid penalties

Obtain A1/A3 online via your NAA, register when required, and check geo-awareness data. A2STS helps you pass the theoretical exams first time.

• Certificate → registration → pre-flight zone check → fly

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Can I be fined for a sub-250 g drone?

If it has a camera, registration usually applies. You still need A1/A3 for legal Open category flight regardless of weight.

Who enforces drone rules?

National aviation authorities and police in each EU member state.