EU drone training in Malta brought together 15 drone pilots from Serbia. They travelled there to take the exam for their European licence and to sharpen their skills in demanding conditions. Over the four-day programme the group flew in typical Mediterranean weather. Strong winds, steep cliffs and the open sea provided the perfect setting for advanced training.

The practical part of the EU drone training in Malta included FPV flying, flying consumer models and simulated professional missions. Students practised precise control, flying in windy conditions and the safety procedures required under EU rules.

Beyond the technical training, the participants visited some of Malta’s most beautiful sites. Imposing cliffs, historic fortresses and the unmistakable Mediterranean landscape gave the course a special atmosphere. It became an experience nobody will forget. Four days of hard work, learning and time together brought the whole group closer. It also strengthened the community of drone pilots from Serbia.

Lomingo tip

Training in different climates and terrain is the best way for a drone pilot to progress. It teaches techniques you cannot practise at home.