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EASA A2 preparation

Sources and information checks for A2 guides

See which sources support the A2 guides, how national differences are handled and how to report a correction.

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Separate rules, guidance and course descriptions

We use Regulation (EU) 2019/947 and EASA's accompanying acceptable means of compliance and guidance for the European framework. Legal requirements and recommended ways of meeting them are identified separately where that distinction matters. References on each page identify the material behind its claims.

Use national sources for national arrangements

Exam duration, language, booking, identification, fees and retake arrangements can depend on the examining body. A verified arrangement in one country is not labelled as a European rule. The public country selector links to the relevant official sources, and applicants should confirm eligibility before booking.

Keep dates and limits visible

These guides were checked on 16 October 2026 against the June 2026 EASA compilation and the linked official pages. The check date does not mean that an aviation authority approved Airspace School. Course prices and trial limits describe our product; they do not come from EASA.

If you find an error, contact Airspace School with the page address, the sentence and a relevant official source. We will review the specific claim. For an actual flight, check the current rules, local geographical zones and manufacturer instructions.

Sources

For the A2 syllabus, see UAS.OPEN.030 and its accompanying guidance. For STS, see Appendix 1 and Attachment A. Confirm local arrangements with your examining body.