Practical resources
Useful material should improve a field decision, not merely fill a library.
These guides support training and routine checks. They do not replace current official rules, the aircraft manufacturer’s instructions or a qualified specialist.
Before flight
A short decision chain prevents expensive mistakes.
Confirm operator and pilot requirements, airspace and UAS zone, weather, people, aircraft state, battery condition and the mission’s abort criteria.
- location and UAS zone checked
- aircraft, propellers and firmware reviewed
- battery health and storage history considered
- return-to-home and contingency agreed
During and after flight
Logs turn experience into evidence.
Record relevant anomalies, battery behaviour, environmental conditions and maintenance actions instead of relying on memory.
Official sources
Use current sources for current decisions.
Consult EASA, AACR, ROMATSA and other applicable authorities for the exact operation. Archived articles remain historical context, not a legal reference for 2026.
Need the checklist explained in context?
Training turns each line into a decision and a repeatable routine for the aircraft and missions you actually use.