We are drone operators based in Morbihan, Brittany, and

 specialise in audiovisual production and aerial imaging using drones.

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 The DGAC (French Civil Aviation Authority) and

 the EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) are responsible for

 French and European regulations governing the use of drones

 

 We are certified by the DGAC, EASA and 

 the DSAC (Civil Aviation Safety Directorate) 

 as a DRONE OPERATOR and REMOTE PILOT in accordance with

 FRENCH-EUROPEAN REGULATIONS and the AMENDMENT

 of the French 2020 Space Decree published on 23/12/2025,

 relating to the use of airspace by aircraft flying

 without anyone on board, more commonly known as DRONES.
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 Working with drones is considered aerial work.

 The DGAC and EASA have introduced new regulations to ensure

 the SAFE operation of drones for professional use.

 

 Under these French-European regulations, from 1 January 2026,

 the use of professional drones will require various CERTIFICATIONS

 in order to operate in accordance with standard EUROPEAN SCENARIOS (OPEN & SPECIFIC)

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 To guarantee our customers COMPLIANT and SAFE DRONE SERVICES,

 we have passed the following EUROPEAN THEORETICAL EXAMS:

 

 OPEN A1-A2-A3 to obtain the Remote Pilot Licence (BAPD)

 

 SPECIFIC STS-01 and STS-02 to obtain the CATS Remote Pilot Theoretical Competence Certificate

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 These certificates of competence are validated by the DGAC and EASA

 to CERTIFY the SKILLS of remote pilots TO FLY DRONES in URBAN AREAS and POPULATED AREAS in complete SAFETY

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 The operator must hold PROFESSIONAL DRONE LIABILITY INSURANCE

 covering the risks associated with their activities. ​

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 We take care of all the administrative procedures to obtain 

 the flight authorisations required for our aerial photography activities.

 

 We mainly operate in the Brittany region and throughout western France,

 but we are ready to travel and explore other horizons for you...

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 Images captured by drones provide a new and innovative perspective 

 that enhances and promotes the sites flown over.

 From architecture to urban planning, tourism to real estate,

 industry to agriculture, advances in aerial imaging now make it possible

 to meet a variety of communication needs 

 (traditional media and web media) in fields as diverse as

 public services, regional

 and local authorities, businesses, private individuals, and more.

 

 Drones also open up new, more technical areas of application, 

 such as surveying, inspection and diagnostics.

 From construction site monitoring to structural inspection, 

 infrastructure inspection and insurance surveys, 

 new opportunities for imaging, analysis and inspection are becoming available

 to industries, businesses, local authorities, tradespeople and more.

 

  FlyUp Drone - Stéphane Lelasseux 

 

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