According to UAV ACADAMY who are offering assistance to those caught up in this unfortunate event.Contact with EURO USC at this point in time via telephone email is not possible along with their web site .Probable reason is loss of cetification.Who knows?

What is the issue?

Geebax Posted at 2017-1-12 18:45
What is the issue?

They offer very expensive commercial drone training course and they went belly up screwing thousands of customers...

Geebax Posted at 2017-1-12 18:45
What is the issue?

I believe its loss of CAA certification as a qualified entity.Would help many if an official statement was made for those caught up in the middle of attaining their PFCO.

Oh, well maybe they got shut down by the federales?

There are a lot of companies that try and take advantage, with them over anxious customers.

I heard, just today, of a family getting billed (bilked) an extra $100.00 in cremation fees for, get this, "Carbon Tax"!!

RedHotPoker

ePetLicensing.c Posted at 2017-1-12 18:49
They offer very expensive commercial drone training course and they went belly up screwing thousands of customers...

Just checked companies house and no they have'nt gone belly up.

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-1-12 18:58
Oh, well maybe they got shut down by the federales?

There are a lot of companies that try and take advantage, with them over anxious customers.

Surely if the guy was a vegetarian he would have been entitled to Carbon Credits ?

Unlike this lot:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38595473

Propwash Posted at 2017-1-12 19:03
Just checked companies house and no they have'nt gone belly up.

Read this...

https://www.suasnews.com/2017/01 ... ne-trainer-falters/

Aardvark Posted at 2017-1-12 19:08
Unlike this lot:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38595473

Ah yes, that was an inevitability in my opinion. Drones are the new dotcom investments these days, you would have to be a mug to order something sight unseen. I reckon these will be next: http://www.ehang.com/

ePetLicensing.c Posted at 2017-1-12 19:09
Read this...

https://www.suasnews.com/2017/01/eurousc-disappear-radar-drone-trainer-falters/

Already read it thanks.Loss of qualified entity and a resignation does'nt mean belly up.

Aardvark Posted at 2017-1-12 19:07
Surely if the guy was a vegetarian he would have been entitled to Carbon Credits ?

Hard to imagine a funeral parlour being so unkind at a most difficult time for most families.

So the drone pilot school is still open, but not accepting any more new student pilots?  ;-)


RedHotPoker

This is rather concerning! Haven't had any official communication. Will they be getting refunds???

Geebax Posted at 2017-1-12 19:14
Ah yes, that was an inevitability in my opinion. Drones are the new dotcom investments these days, you would have to be a mug to order something sight unseen. I reckon these will be next: http://www.ehang.com/

"I reckon these will be next: http://www.ehang.com/"

I just checked that out, there might have been a time and a place, Interesting point is that a US purchase is quoting 'shipping' charges of $100-$300 depending on location .
Also they have a "you break it we fix it" policy which covers all damage during first year , but only in Mexico, Canada & USA. That alone would probably bankrupt them.
Not much chance of selling in Europe then, or anywhere else for that matter...

I read on another board that the Lily drone company shut its doors after collecting $34 million in pre-sales from anxious customers.  They say refunds will be issued in the next 60 days. interested to see if that actually happens.  The press release said they did not have the operating expenses to unlock their inventory from the manufacturer, or something to that effect.  

Ob1415 Posted at 2017-1-13 06:14
I read on another board that the Lily drone company shut its doors after collecting $34 million in pre-sales from anxious customers.  They say refunds will be issued in the next 60 days. interested to see if that actually happens.  The press release said they did not have the operating expenses to unlock their inventory from the manufacturer, or something to that effect.

It amazes me that all those people paid for a product that did not exist at the time, for which there were no reviews and from a companty that had no track record in building drones.

It just proves the old adage that there is one born every minute.