Drone regulation, covered alongside your manned operations
Drones · (EU) 2019/947 · (EU) 2019/945
Regulation (EU) 2019/947 and (EU) 2019/945 set the rules for the open, specific and certified category, and both are amended regularly — this page explains what ePARTS covers today and what is being prepared for UAS operators.
ePARTS Drones (in preparation)
A UAS package covering (EU) 2019/947 and (EU) 2019/945 is in preparation. The trial gives you the live categories in the meantime.
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How to get the drone regulations today
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ePARTS covers the unmanned aviation regulations today; a package for the UAS regulations is being prepared to the same standard — consolidated text, AMC and GM alongside the requirement, and the applicability date on every article. Register your interest and you will hear the day it is published.
THE PROBLEM
Open or specific category — and which requirements come with that answer?
UAS regulation is young and moving fast. Regulation (EU) 2019/947 sets the operational rules and (EU) 2019/945 the product requirements, and between them sit the standard scenarios, the transition dates and the national differences that decide what an operator may actually do.
For an operational authorisation or a LUC application, the requirement you cite has to be the one in force on the day you file. That is the same problem ePARTS already solves for manned aviation.
The operational rules and the product requirements sit in separate acts that reference each other.
STS-01 and STS-02 came with dates, and an authorisation written to the wrong one is worthless.
Your ConOps and operations manual cite paragraphs that have since been reworded.
The solution
How ePARTS helps you with drone regulation
This is how ePARTS works for the categories that are live today, and how the UAS package will work when it is published.
Rule, AMC and GM in one search
One full-text query across the requirement and the material that explains how to comply with it.
Applicability at a glance
Green frames for requirements in force, red frames for those applying from a later date.
Amendments traceable
See what a revision changed, per revision or per article, with the amending regulation cited.
Citable in your application
Copy the reference with its amendment into your ConOps, risk assessment and operational authorisation.
Seven days of full access. Then decide.
Full access to this category for seven days with coupon 7DAYTRIAL. No obligation, no automatic renewal, and you can search your own references before you decide.
Questions we are asked
Drones — frequently asked
What is ePARTS?
An online database of current international aviation regulation. The EU regulations with their AMC and GM, consolidated to the latest amendment and searchable from any device — maintained by Jargon Aviation Consultancy since 2000.
How does the free trial work?
Apply coupon 7DAYTRIAL at checkout and you have full access to the categories you select for seven days. The trial expires by itself; nothing renews and no payment is taken.
Can I subscribe to the drone regulations today?
Not yet. The UAS package is in preparation. You can register your interest, and the 7-day trial gives you full access to the categories that are live so you can judge the database first.
What will the package cover?
Regulation (EU) 2019/947 with the open and specific category, the standard scenarios and the LUC, together with the product requirements of (EU) 2019/945 — consolidated, with the AMC and GM alongside each requirement.
We fly drones alongside manned operations. Is ePARTS useful now?
Yes. Part-ORO, Part-CAT and the airworthiness categories are live today, which is what most mixed operators need first. The UAS package will be added to the same subscription model.
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