Drone exams and
flying in Norway.
Prepare for A1/A3 or A2 in English, plan a visit to Norway or check registration and flight locations. Start with the guide that answers your question.
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The A1/A3 drone exam: how to prepare
Prepare for Norway’s A1/A3 drone exam in English. Learn the official online process, 40-question format and pass mark, then try free practice questions.
Read the guideThe A2 drone exam: requirements and preparation
Prepare for the Norwegian A2 drone exam in English: exam format, three subjects, practical self-training and booking with Statens vegvesen.
Read the guideWhich drone certificate do you need?
Understand the difference between drone certificates, operator registration, A1/A3 and A2. Start with your drone’s class and the flight you actually intend to make.
Read the guideFree drone practice test with answers and explanations
Try 20 selected drone questions for free without logging in. Get an explanation after each answer and find out how to continue preparing for A1/A3 and A2.
Read the guideHow much do drone certificates and exams cost?
Separate the official exam, operator registration and optional practice course. Kurskompis costs NOK 299 for 183 days, with no automatic renewal.
Read the guideRules for drones under 250 grams: do you need a certificate?
A lightweight drone is not exempt from every rule. Learn about cameras, operator registration, C0, drone certificates and what to check before flying.
Read the guideA2 practical self-training: from planning to self-declaration
Plan A2 self-training with a safe area, normal manoeuvres and contingency reviews. See what you should document before making your self-declaration.
Read the guideFlying a drone in Norway: a guide for visitors
Bringing a drone to Norway? Check registration, EASA certificates, camera notification, insurance and local restrictions before you fly.
Read the guideDrone operator registration in Norway
Find out who must register, whether an EASA registration already covers Norway, how flydrone identity checks work and which number goes on your drone.
Read the guideWhere can I fly my drone in Norway?
Check Norwegian drone zones, airport permission, NOTAM, protected areas and sensor restrictions before flying. A practical guide to the official sources.
Read the guideEnglish–Norwegian drone glossary →
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Choose 20 A1/A3 or A2 questions without signing in. The full course costs NOK 299 for 183 days.
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