EASA Drone Exam: A1 A3 & A2

You need the certificate before you can fly legally in the EU, and nobody wants to sit the exam twice. EASA Drone Exam gets you ready for both open category exams under Regulation (EU) 2019/947, so you walk in already knowing the answers and the reasons behind them. A1/A3 THEORY TEST 200 questions across all nine subjects of the online test: air safety, airspace restrictions, aviation regulation, human performance, operational procedures, general UAS knowledge, privacy and data protection, insurance, and security. Run a quick test, sit a full 40 question mock at the real 75 percent pass mark, or drill one subject until it sticks. A2 CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY You sit the A2 exam in front of your national authority or an entity it has designated, so failing it hurts. 180 questions cover the three A2 subjects: meteorology, UAS flight performance, and technical and operational mitigations for ground risk. The real exam has at least 30 questions and the same 75 percent pass mark. The A2 mock gives you 30 at that mark. KNOW WHY THE ANSWER IS RIGHT Every answer shows a short explanation and the part of the regulation it comes from. When you get one wrong, you also see why the tempting answer was wrong. PRACTICE THE WAY YOU WANT Get feedback at the end, like the real exam, or instantly after each question. Turn on the optional countdown when you want time pressure. Mistake replay brings back every question you missed. Statistics per subject show where you are still weak. Results show your score against the pass mark and a review of every answer. VALID ACROSS EUROPE The open category rules are the same in every EASA member state, so one app prepares you wherever you register. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no analytics. The questions work offline, and your answers and progress stay on your phone. WHERE THE QUESTIONS COME FROM No aviation authority publishes its question set. Every question here is written from Regulation (EU) 2019/947, Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/945 and EASA guidance, and names the rule it comes from. The rules with EASA's acceptable means of compliance and guidance: https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/document-library/easy-access-rules/easy-access-rules-unmanned-aircraft-systems-regulations-eu EASA on flying drones close to people: https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/light/topics/flying-drones-close-people The binding legal text is published in the Official Journal of the European Union. The app and its questions are in all 24 official EU languages. EASA Drone Exam is unofficial study material and is not affiliated with EASA or any national aviation authority. It issues no certificate. The exams are run by your national authority or an entity it has designated.