AMC2 UAS.OPEN.030(2)(c) - section overview
Verified from official sourcesAMC2 UAS.OPEN.030(2)(c)AMC2 UAS.OPEN.030(2)(c)Version 1Effective -Verified 24 August 2026
In plain language
This section establishes the acceptable means of compliance for conducting theoretical knowledge examinations for the subcategory A2 remote pilot competency certificate and STS theoretical knowledge, allowing either face-to-face or online-proctored formats under specific security conditions.
Requirement as structured
This section establishes the acceptable means of compliance for conducting theoretical knowledge examinations for the subcategory A2 remote pilot competency certificate and STS theoretical knowledge, allowing either face-to-face or online-proctored formats under specific security conditions.
Original regulatory text
THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE EXAMINATION FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF REMOTE PILOT COMPETENCY AND OF THE REMOTE PILOT THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR STSs The theoretical knowledge examination to obtain a ‘certificate of remote pilot competency’ in subcategory A2 of the ‘open’ category (according to point UAS.OPEN.030(2)(c)) and the ‘certificate of remote pilot theoretical knowledge’ for STSs (as per Attachment A to Chapter I of Appendix 1 of the UAS Regulation) should be conducted: (1) as a face-to-face examination at the facilities of the competent authority, or of the entity that is designated by the competent authority (if that entity issues the certificate), or of the entity recognised by the competent authority (if the certificate is issued by the competent authority); or (2) through an online-proctored examination provided by the competent authority, or the entity that is designated by the competent authority (if that entity issues the certificate), or the entity recognised by the competent authority (if the certificate is issued by the competent authority). The examination provider should provide the participants in the exam with a clear procedure on how to conduct such an examination as well as with a system that: (a) allows the adequate verification of the identity of the person that takes the examination; (b) provides a method to verify that the person that takes the examination does not use during the examination support other than that specified in the examination procedure (e.g. computer traffic data lock and monitoring to prevent screen sharing, mirroring and remote desktop, video and room sound analysis). <
Applies when
- country
- European Union / EASA
- operation
- EU UAS operation
- regulatory category
- Open