Drone Pilot Schools in Norway

These schools train drone pilots in Norway, from first flights to commercial work. Programs, schedules, and pricing change often, so contact each school directly for current details.

2 schools listed
How to become a pilot

The A1/A3 category requires a free online course and exam through the flydrone.no portal, resulting in an A1/A3 competency certificate. The A2 category requires an additional online course plus an in-person exam at a traffic station (trafikkstasjon), using a national ID or D-number, resulting in an A2 remote pilot certificate of competency.

A fee is charged for the A2 exam, though the exact amount is not published.

Regulator
Luftfartstilsynet (Civil Aviation Authority of Norway) ↗ BSL A 7-2
About the regulation

Civil drone operation in Norway is regulated by Luftfartstilsynet (the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway) under BSL A 7-2, which implements EU Regulation 2019/947. Norway is not an EU member but incorporates the rule through the EEA Agreement as an EFTA rule-taker.

Registration costs 230 NOK a year for individuals or 1,500 NOK for organizations, through the flydrone.no portal.

Confirm current requirements on the authority's official site before you enroll or fly.

This page is for general orientation and may not reflect the latest regulatory changes. It is not legal advice: confirm current rules, fees, and permitted zones with your country's civil aviation authority before you fly.

A listing in this directory is not an endorsement, accreditation, or certification of any school, and does not indicate affiliation with or vetting by us. Confirm a school's credentials and authorizations directly with the school and the relevant authority.

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