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500+ realistic questions and mock exams for A1/A3 and A2, with an explanation for every answer.
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- 500+ questions per certificate, written to the Luftfartstilsynet syllabus. Every answer is explained, so you understand why.
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- 40 questions and 75% to pass, with no answers shown along the way. You know whether you are ready before you sit the exam.
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Yes. Each certificate has 500+ questions based on the official syllabus and exam format. A1/A3 simulates 40 questions with 75% to pass, and A2 simulates 30 questions with 27 correct to pass. They are practice questions written to the syllabus — not copies of the official exam.
You get 1 free practice session and 1 free mock exam per certificate — no sign-up needed. You can replay them to practise the same questions again, so you can see whether DroneTreneren suits you.
Plans start from 109 kr for 1 week. You can also choose 1 month or lifetime. Every plan is a one-time payment — no subscription, no hidden fees, no automatic renewal. DroneTreneren is Norway's cheapest drone exam practice app.
Yes! The app works just as well on a phone as on a computer. Practise on the bus, at lunch or at home — your progress syncs between your devices.
You lose access to new practice sessions and mock exams, but your stats are kept. You can buy new access at any time without losing your progress.
A1/A3 is the basic certificate for hobby and leisure pilots. The exam has 40 questions and you need 75% to pass. You take it online at flydrone.no. A2 is needed to fly heavier drones (up to 4 kg) closer to people. The A2 exam has 30 questions, requires 27 correct, and is taken in person at a Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) traffic station. You must pass A1/A3 before you can take A2.
The drone exam (droneprøven, often called dronelappen — the drone licence) is a theory exam required by Luftfartstilsynet, the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway, to fly drones in the open category in Norway and the EU. A1/A3 is the basic exam for hobby and leisure pilots, taken online at flydrone.no. The A2 exam is needed for more demanding flights near people and is taken in person at a Statens vegvesen traffic station.
Yes, almost everyone who flies a drone in Norway must register with Luftfartstilsynet and pass the drone exam. The exceptions are drones under 250 grams without a camera, and drones CE-marked as toys. If your drone weighs more than 250 grams or has a camera, you need the drone licence.
First pass the A1/A3 exam online at flydrone.no. Then complete the A2 course, practise with DroneTreneren, and book the A2 exam at a Statens vegvesen traffic station via vegvesen.no. You need valid ID, and the exam costs NOK 970. The exam is offered in Norwegian (bokmål) and English.
Go to flydrone.no and log in with BankID (via ID-porten, Norway's public login). Register as an operator and/or pilot and pay the annual fee (NOK 230). After registering you get an operator number, which must be marked visibly on your drone.
Yes, you need liability insurance for your drone to fly legally. The exceptions are drones under 250 grams and toy drones in the open category. Many Norwegian home insurance policies cover private drone flying — check with your insurer.
Illegal drone flying can lead to fines from NOK 12,000 and up. Your drone may also be confiscated. In serious incidents that threaten aviation safety, you can be prosecuted, with penalties of up to two years in prison.
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