Drone Course in Malaga

We invite you to read our post about the Spanish drone laws if you want to be aware of the current legislative situation. And if you are going to travel, you might also be interested in reading this other post about the Drone Law in the US.

In addition, you may also be interested in keeping an eye on the new European EASA Drone Regulations that is now being implemented.

With the new European regulations, there is no longer a distinction between recreational and professional flying. In addition, a minimum training requirement is established to fly your drone legally. For this, depending on the category in which you want to operate, you must have certain knowledge to pass an official AESA exam.

At One Air, we offer courses adapted to all levels. You will learn with qualified instructors and you will get the most out of your drone, as well as passing the AESA requirements.

The Official Drone Pilot Course is intended for Security Forces and Corps; while the new Level 1 (A1/A3) and Level 3 (STS) courses are for anyone who wants to be certified as a pilot by AESA.

The courses are designed to make it easy for you to learn, no matter what level you are at. You will learn (and accredit) the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge, whether you are a beginner or an expert.

The RPAS sector is currently modernising all industrial sectors. They can now be used in almost all business activities.

Therefore, taking a drone pilot course means having a better chance of finding a job. Drones are used for an infinite number of tasks: agricultural and livestock functions, surveillance and security, emergencies, transport of goods, audiovisual production, search and rescue, etc.

Yes, as a registered drone operator, you receive a unique registration number that is valid in all other EASA member countries. In fact, you cannot register twice.

Yes, the registration is valid for 5 years. When it expires, a renewal must be applied for.

You have to be a drone operator, which you can be as a registered company or freelancer.

This will depend on the work you want to do. It is a market in full expansion and the supply of equipment with potential professional applications grows every day.

An important feature of any aircraft is reliability. This reliability is provided by the company’s experience and the number of drones of that model that have been sold. If many units have been delivered of a given model, this usually means that it does a good job of covering the needs of many people and that there will be a lot of feedback regarding issues that may have arisen in those models.

At One Air, we advise our students on the acquisition of their drones offering them all our expertise and keeping up to date with all the new developments in the market.

Exceptionally and with proof of having taken adequate security measures, it is AESA can authorise specific flights that do not comply with some of the points of the regulation. Therefore, AESA will have the last word in these cases and there is no way to guarantee the viability of a job until the relevant consultation has been made.

At One Air, we provide advice on the channels to make these requests and how to submit them, as well as which local permits must also be requested.