Hello,

I passed the online test to be able to flight ( and register ) my drone in France. I think this solution from the French gouvernment is the nicest currently in Europe.

https://alphatango.aviation-civile.gouv.fr

In Belgium, currently you have to spend 1000€ to get the authorisation to flight...which is insane.

Cheers!

AR

Thank you for sharing and fly safely always Arnor. Cheers!

I wonder if I pass it, can I get it transferred to the country i'm in now.

I did it with my driving licence.

Thanks Arnor for sharing this link, i will use this. Agree with the overpriced Belgium drone school!!!Update: Just did the free registration, great.

As Faa pubish in their official website that traditional Aircraft Registration under 14 CFR Part 47, Is required for :
- Unmanned Aircraft that weigh 55 pounds or more,
- for sUA owned by a trustee under a trust agreement,
- when the sUA owner uses a voting trust to meet U.S. Citizenship requirements,
Is available
for sUA that need N-number registration to operate outside the U.S.
when public recording is desired for a sUA's loan, lease, or ownership documents, but rules adopted by the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration in the matter of registration and marking.
Unmanned Aircraft (UA)
an aircraft operated without the possibility of direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft.
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And in Belgium I think the max altitude is 10 (ten) meters!!!