
EASA: ‘Presence of Cx label is no guarantee that drone meets requirements’
European aviation organization EASA has released a statement stating that the presence of a Cx label 'does not guarantee' that a drone complies.
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European aviation organization EASA has released a statement stating that the presence of a Cx label 'does not guarantee' that a drone complies.

EASA made an update available on the European regulations for drones, which includes a European drone map as a standard for the introduction

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In view of the possible impact of such incidents, EASA has published guidelines regarding the handling of drone incidents at airports.

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The European trade association for the drone sector UVS International will cease to exist. The organization, which was founded 25 years ago.

The German aviation authority LBA has postponed the upcoming registration requirement for drone pilots by four months. According to...
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