EASA STS preparation
Are the STS practice questions official exam questions?
Airspace School's STS questions are original preparation material. They are not a copy of an authority's active examination bank.
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Syllabus coverage is different from an exam bank
The official syllabus describes the knowledge and skills a candidate needs. A preparation question can test those subjects without being a question you will see in the official exam. Airspace School does not promise that its wording or answers match a protected live paper.
Use the explanation, not just the answer letter
For each answer, explain the rule or relationship that decided it. Ask which scenario, role or operational condition applies before selecting a procedure. If the conditions change, the answer may change too. Memorising the position of an answer does not develop that skill.
Check a source or report a problem
The course links explanations to official sources. When a statement seems inconsistent, check the relevant rule and its date, then send us a correction report with the question reference and the wording at issue. Do not send screenshots of a protected official exam.
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Sources
- EASA Easy Access Rules for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, June 2026
- EASA directory of national aviation authorities and drone resources
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.