Are drones with class identification label presently available on the EU market? How as a manufacturer should I demonstrate compliance with the EU regulation? How as an individual do I know what is valid?

2024年2月6日 · The new EU regulation enacted on 1 January 2024 classifies all drones with seven different markings, “C-marked” drones, ranging from C0-C6. C-marked drones include all newly produced drones and many legacy drones (manufactured prior to 2024).

2024年2月13日 · If you want to place on the EU market a model of drone that is intended for use in the open category or in a standard scenario (in other words a drone bearing a class identification label) or a remote identification module to be added to an existing drone, you must ensure the product conforms to the requirements defined by Regulation (EU) 2019/ ...

2024年6月19日 · In EU it is possible to request recertification C1 label (for DJI Mini 4 with Plus batteries), this is more question on DJI if they can provide you with such label for non-EU drone. Possibly the drone could be operated as "legacy" - put …

The European classification system divides drones into several classes, with Class C0 representing the lowest-risk category due to its reduced size and weight. In this article, we’ll provide an in-depth look at the requirements for C0 UAS, offering operators and enthusiasts a complete understanding of this classification.

The C0 Label is the lightest and the least risky, while the C6 Label is the heaviest and the most capable. With the new regulation coming into effect, we can expect to see more and more drones being certified and equipped with

WHY DO I NEED A CLASS IDENTIFICATION LABEL? If you are a UAS manufacturer willing to commercialise Drones in the European Union, you will need a Class Identification Label. The requirements for this label will vary depending on the selected class. HOW CAN I OBTAIN THE CLASS LABEL?

2024年1月1日 · You can find additional information on drones with a class identification label in the Drones Information Notices webpage. Operations in the open category must be conducted with a drone: bearing a C0 to C4 class identification label, or;

2022年8月31日 · Drones flown in the Open category, which is most leisure drone flights, must have what’s called a C0 to C4 class identification label (though there’s an exception for drones that were privately built or drones purchased before Dec. 31, 2023).

The European regulations require new drones on the market to be marked with a C-classification from 2024. The marking is evidence that the drone satisfies certain requirements. It is the producer that applies this marking. In the open category, you can fly drones marked from C0 to …