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U-space legal framework: 2021/664–665–666 – what do they regulate and what does this mean in everyday operations?
Introduction In aviation, knowing the rules is unavoidable. In the European Union, the regulatory framework is ensured through EU regulations, and EASA—acting as the umbrella

What is UTM and U-space?
Introduction For a long time, the drone market was optimised for “one-off” operations: one drone, one pilot, one task, plus some airspace administration. However, as

DJI Lito X1: what it offers, who it is for, and what to watch for in EU compliance
Introduction The manufacturer positions the DJI Lito X1 specifically for entry-level users: the aim is to significantly reduce the steep and resource-intensive learning curve of

The Number of Products Authorized for Drone Application in Hungary Has Increased to Eight – What Does the Newly Authorized Product Offer?
Based on recent information from Nébih and NAK, a total of eight products may now be applied in Hungary by unmanned aircraft, i.e. drones. In

Drone Above the Malév Tu–154 – Compliance, Safety and Industrial Applicability in a Real Test Operation
In one of Aeropark Budapest’s recent videos, viewers can see an extraordinary experiment: a drone test operation and demonstration flight taking place above the legendary

DJI Avata 360: A New Direction in the World of 360° FPV Drone Footage
DJI introduced the Avata 360 drone on 26 March 2026, taking FPV flight and 360° aerial imaging to a new level. The main concept of

Part 7: The Impact of Space Weather on Drone Flight Stability
1. Introduction In the previous section, it was demonstrated that the examined flight events took place under different geomagnetic conditions. In the following, we examine

Part 6: Geomagnetic Activity in Practice – Comparison of Two Flight Events
1. Geomagnetic Activity at the Examined Time Points The two flight events occurred close to each other in time; therefore, examining geomagnetic activity is also

Part 5: Space Weather and Satellite Navigation – Fundamentals and Background Processes
1. Space Weather and Satellite Navigation – Can Space Weather Influence It? During the analysis of the flight events presented in the previous two parts,

War-Driven Security Environment and Drone Restrictions in Hungary – What to Know in Spring 2026?
Introduction Drone operations in Hungary increasingly take place in environments where defence and security considerations become decisive: critical infrastructure, energy hubs, border regions, as well

Is Your A1/A3 or A2 Competency Certificate Expiring? – What Can Be Said with Certainty Today About Refresher Training
Why has the question of renewal suddenly become relevant now? In the drone market operating under the EU framework, we have now reached the point

Safety Culture in Drone Operations – Just Culture and a Working Reporting System
In recent years, drone operations have increasingly appeared in environments where mistakes can have direct consequences: industrial sites, critical infrastructure, agricultural chemical application, municipal environments,

What Knowledge Should Modern Drone Training Deliver?
Linking to the previous articles In the previous articles, we concluded that drone compliance is not a one-off administrative step, but a working practice: planning,

Part 3 – Case Study (07 June): When a Phenomenon Becomes an Event
(Series: Drones, Data, and Failures in an Agricultural Environment) The practical consequences of the onboard state estimation process presented in Part 2 became interpretable during

Important changes for DJI drones
It is the responsibility of every UAS operator to check before flying whether the area selected for flight is not located in a geographical zone

From Risk to Decision – SORA as the “Common Language” in the Specific Category
Linking to the previous article In recent weeks, we have argued that drone compliance is not “paperwork” but a working practice: planning, a clear responsibility

Exam or Real Competence? – What Drone Competency Means Today
Linking to the previous article In the previous article, we explored that drone compliance is not a one-off administrative step but a working practice: risk

News from the world of innovative aviation and mobility
At the end of last year, on December 11, 2025, the Drone Forum Hungary 2025 conference organized by CloudIA Zrt. took place. The event focused

Drone Operations in Hungary: Regulatory Compliance or a Working Practice?
The typical misconception As drone usage expands rapidly, we increasingly encounter the same misconception: “I bought the drone, I have already completed the exam, registered

Part 2 — How is the Onboard State Representation of a Drone Built?
(series: Drones, Data and Errors in Agricultural Environments) Drift observed during monitoring flights is not an isolated failure, but a consequence of inaccuracies in the

Part 1 — Not Only Cities Interfere with Drones
(Series: Drones, Data and Errors in Agricultural Environments) Drones are often associated with urban environments, which are full of invisible sources of interference such as

Why Buying a Drone Is Not Enough – A Competency-Based Approach to the Regulated Drone Operations
Drone technology has gone through a remarkable development in the recent years. Devices that available on the market, are becoming increasingly easy to operate, entry

ResilienX: Drone Ecosystem as Newsroom Service
A collaboration between ResilienX and the Advanced Aerial Innovation Region (AAIR) has created a drone service model covering the city of Detroit and its surrounding

Fast Flight – the German authority’s solution to speed up the licensing process
On December 2, the German Federal Aviation Authority (LBA- Luftfahrt Bundesamt) announced its Fast Flight program, which aims to speed up the process of obtaining

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 11)
After extensive preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) website on September 29. The renewed

Artificial Intelligence and Drones
Artificial intelligence, like drones, has become a part of everyday life, as has the fact that aviation generates an extraordinary amount of data. Given that

Design verification report
Our articles increasingly mention the design verification report (DVR) and its importance. But what is this report? We will now introduce it. Three operational categories

Nokia: it is a drone, not a phone
Nokia Solutions and Networks OY (Nokia), a Finnish company that became known for its mobile phones in the 1990s and 2000s and is now involved

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 10)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Artificial Intelligence and Aviation
Predictive maintenance, flight data, safety performance analysis, and an AI-based flight safety management system. These are just a few examples of how artificial intelligence can

New rules on UAS in the USA
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States of America has long struggled with the fact that US regulations – unlike in Europe –

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 9)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Drones in the service of public health
Unmannedairpsaceinfo.com reports that the Helsinki City Council uses drones to transport medical supplies. The project involves the delivery of masks, disinfectants, and similar goods by

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 8)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 7)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 6)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Renewed rules in the special operational category (Part 5)
After a long preparation, the so-called AMC (Accepted Means of Compliance) amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the website of the European Aviation Safety

Renewed rules in the special operational category (Part 4)
After a long preparation, the so-called AMC (Accepted Means of Compliance) amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the website of the European Aviation Safety

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 3)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 2)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Renewed rules in the special category (Part 1)
After a lengthy preparation, the so-called AMC amendment containing SORA 2.5 was published on the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) website on September 29. The

Hungary also participates in the development of SORA 3.0
As we have mentioned in several articles (and we will continue the series of articles in the next couple of weeks), the European Union Aviation

II. Internal Affairs Drone Cup
Law enforcement organisations and their drones competed in Remeteszőlős at the Police Academy of the Police Education and Training Centre from September 16 to 17.

Simplifying aviation regulations in Europe
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published a call on its website asking industry stakeholders to indicate what amendments they propose to make