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6 - EASA Drone A2 License - How can a legacy UAS without a class identification label and weighing 900 g operate today under EASA Open category rules?

Question 6 - Flight performance and planning - EASA Drone License A2

It can fly freely in the A1 subcategory over isolated people

It is permanently banned from flying in the Open category

It must operate in the A3 subcategory, far from people and at least 150 metres from residential, commercial, industrial or recreational areas

It requires a Specific category authorisation for every flight

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