European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

[PrimeMotivator]

Looks like Resource Group is worried they may loose out on some PFAW training business. I doubt if they have anything to worry about. Any professional is going to want to be able to show some level of training and will help with insurance etc.

EASA ruling may lead to unregulated commercial UAV ops

 

[The Editor]

Looks like Resource Group is worried they may loose out on some PFAW training business. I doubt if they have anything to worry about. Any professional is going to want to be able to show some level of training and will help with insurance etc.

EASA ruling may lead to unregulated commercial UAV ops

It's EASA. They will talk about it for years.....then change their mind and talk about it some more.
In the meantime, the CAA will remain responsible for air safety in the UK.
Don't forget, once several European member states representative's get in the same room the only thing they will agree on is whether to open another bottle of port after dinner (and they might need an outside consulting team and a year and a half to do that)!

 

[PrimeMotivator]

Couldn't agree with you more on that one.