To commercialize a UAS under the Open Category or a Standard Scenario in the EU, a Class Identification Label is mandatory. We streamline the entire process, helping you obtain the required label efficiently and avoid costly delays in bringing your drone to market.

If you plan to operate in controlled airspace or near populated areas while maintaining a lower operational risk, Enhanced Containment is essential. We support full compliance, whether through EASA Design Verification or by providing the required evidence to your National Aviation Authority (NAA).

To safely operate in urban environments or add an extra layer of safety for emergency recovery, a properly validated parachute system is essential. We ensure full compliance, either through EASA Design Verification or by providing the necessary evidence to your National Aviation Authority (NAA).

To operate a UAS in a SAIL III scenario under the Specific Category, the UAS must meet the requirements of the applicable SAIL III OSO's. We help you navigate the relevant means of compliance and provide the necessary evidence and declarations to be submitted to your National Aviation Authority (NAA).

For SAIL IV UAS operations under the Specific Category, the UAS should have received a Design Verification Report (DVR) from EASA. We can guide you through this process with EASA, from the initial application to the final approval.