Drone Regulation Assistant
Ask a question the way you would ask a colleague, and see the official rule behind the answer.
Drone Assistant reads official regulatory material, converts it into structured requirements and retrieves the ones that apply to your question before writing an answer.
The result is a short, readable answer with the regulation behind it, rather than a paraphrase of whatever a general model happens to remember.
Natural-language questions
Ask about registration, altitude, airspace, night flying or anything else in ordinary words. No regulation numbers needed.
Grounded in official sources
Answers are generated from structured requirements extracted from official regulatory sources, not from general web text.
Regulation-level citations
Important regulatory claims are bound to the specific source material they came from, so you can check the wording yourself.
Jurisdiction-aware retrieval
Selecting a country changes which requirements are retrieved, including the framework that country inherits from.
National and EASA inheritance
For European states, national requirements are answered together with the EU/EASA rules they build on.
Honest coverage
Where coverage is incomplete or a rule depends on a local decision, the answer says so instead of guessing.
What this is not
- Drone Assistant provides regulatory information. It does not grant flight clearance, operational authorisation or legal advice.
- Coverage differs by country. Supported jurisdictions are listed on the drone laws pages.
Built around official regulatory sources
- Official sources
- Regulation-level citations
- Coverage and freshness checks
- Location-aware data where available
Related
Try it with your own question
Drone Assistant is free to use for regulatory answers. Pro features are launching later.
This page gives general regulatory information. It is not flight clearance, operational authorisation or legal advice, and it does not guarantee that a flight is legal. See sources and methodology and terms.