List of National Aviation Authorities (NAA) for Europe
Your drone licence that you have successfully passed here in Ireland will allow you the same type of operations in other European Counties. So, if we keep it on the simple path. You register yourself on the Irish MySRS portal, attend the A1/A3 Open Category course because your drone is a C1 class which allows you to fly in the A1 category and this is the case throughout Europe. Whatever country you are looking to operate in you need to look up with the NAA the Geographical Zones that your licence is applicable to. Here is a FAQ from EASA website. There is a hyper link on the question which will bring you to the FAQ page of the Open Category.
Conduct an Operation in the open category in a state other than the one I am registered
Do I need to apply for an authorisation?
No you are not required to do anything different from what is required when flying in the state where you are registered. Make sure before starting the operation you check if the area is covered by a geographical zone published by the state.
Regulatory reference Article 4 of EU Regulation 2019/947
This list was taken from the EASA Website.
This list below states drone website references by country, as supplied by the respective National Aviation Authority (NAA). The overview ensures a quick access to information on drones and details for the registration process.
For countries where the registration process is yet to be set up or the specific link is not available, we provided a link to the National Aviation Authorities’ home page. Additional links and references will be added once they become available.
For updates or questions you can contact us at: drones@easa.europa.eu.
FRAUD! Beware, some fraudulent websites have been pointed out to EASA. They offer drone pilot’ licenses, for price and without the need to take an exam. You always do need to take an exam online to become a remote drone pilot competency certificate from a recognized aviation authority. It is also them who award the certificate.
(last update 11/05/2022)
National aviation authority (NAA) drone website reference
EASA Member States
European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) – EASA Member states are the 27 European Union Countries + 4 ( Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland)
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