The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has defined two STS (STS-01, STS-02) which are applicable in all Member States. With the EU STS, the applicant can confirm to the national authority (FOCA) that he fulfils the conditions specified in the STS by means of an appropriate form. The EU STS permit application process will enter into force by end of 2023.
The contents of this website refer to legal bases which have not entered into force. |
EU STS-01 |
Visual contact | Yes |
Area | under drone operator's control, may be populated |
Luftraum | controlled or uncontrolled |
max. Flughöhe | 120m |
Drohneneigenschaften | max. circumference of 3 m and/or 34 kJ |
Klassenmarkierung | C5* |
Pilotenkenntnisse | Remote pilot certificate of competency, in accordance with open A2 and practical experience at a recognised body (see factsheet below). |
Factsheet for pilots (PDF, 78 kB, 09.12.2020)Factsheet for pilots: What is the role of recognised bodies?
EU STS-02 |
Visual contact | Yes, EVLOS (extended visual line of sight) is possible |
Area | under drone operator's control, sparsely populated |
Luftraum | controlled or uncontrolled |
max. Flughöhe | 120m |
Drohneneigenschaften | max. circumference of 3 m and/or 34 kJ |
Klassenmarkierung | C6* |
Pilotenkenntnisse | Remote pilot certificate of competency, in accordance with open A2 and practical experience at a recognised body (see factsheet below). |
Factsheet for pilots (PDF, 78 kB, 09.12.2020)Factsheet for pilots: What is the role of recognised bodies?
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