Above Poznań: A Three‑Hour Route to an EU A1/A3 Drone License and Skyline Flight

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Above Poznań: A Three‑Hour Route to an EU A1/A3 Drone License and Skyline Flight

A compact, instructor‑led course that gets you EU A1/A3 certified in an hour and then guides you on FPV flights over Poznań’s landmarks—this guide explains what to expect, where to meet, and the rules you must follow.

Above Poznań: A Three‑Hour Route to an EU A1/A3 Drone License and Skyline Flight.

Duration
3 Hours
Location
Poznań
Operator
City Guide Poznań Mateusz Michałek
Category
Other
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

In just three hours you’ll move from regulation and registration to hands‑on piloting and finally to an instructor‑supervised drone tour over Poznań’s principal sights. The session includes the one‑hour step to secure an EU A1/A3 pilot number and license, practical flight practice with an experienced guide, and an aerial tour that lifts sightseeing onto a new plane.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VIEW

Landmarks from Above

Flying a drone takes sightseeing to new heights: you’ll see Poznań’s landmarks, including Cathedral Island, from aerial angles impossible from the ground.

THE TECH

FPV Goggles and an Immersive Ride

FPV goggles are part of the experience, unlocking an immersive aerial perspective that few get to try, and making the tour a distinctly modern way to explore the city.

THE CERT

Fast‑Track EU A1/A3 Certification

The course includes the regulatory and account setup component that culminates in a simple test and the issue of your pilot number and EU A1/A3 license—completed in the first part of the session.

What the day feels like

What the three hours feel like

Begin on Cathedral Island with a short administrative and regulatory briefing; after an hour you’ll complete the online test and receive your pilot number/A1‑A3 license. The middle portion is hands‑on practice under instructor supervision, and the final segment applies those skills to a guided drone tour of Poznań’s main tourist attractions, with the instructor ensuring safety and regulatory compliance throughout.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Small groups and pairsThe lesson is designed for very small groups; sessions are limited to a maximum of two participants, making it best for individuals or pairs rather than large parties.
2
First‑time pilotsBeginner pilots benefit: the curriculum includes the regulatory test and supervised practice that prepares you to fly safely under instructor guidance.
3
Photography and video enthusiastsThose seeking new aerial perspectives will find the FPV experience and supervised city flights a direct route to unique photography opportunities.
4
Regulation‑minded travelersThis is for travelers who want a structured, legal introduction to drone operation—classification, account setup and licensing are integral parts of the session.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The full experience runs three hours.

Meeting Point

Meet in front of Poznań Cathedral (Ostrów Tumski Str. 19).

What to Bring

Expect to use FPV goggles during the experience; the operator will advise on drone selection and help you avoid common mistakes.

Equipment & Cost Context

Popular consumer drones (examples cited by the operator) commonly cost in the €700–€900 range and can offer ranges up to about 1,500 m with high‑quality 4K recording.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the lesson?

The whole session lasts three hours.

How long does it take to get the EU A1/A3 license during the course?

Getting your A1/A3 license takes just one hour as part of the course.

Where do we meet for the lesson?

The meeting point is in front of Poznań Cathedral (Ostrów Tumski Str. 19).

How many people are in a session?

Sessions are limited to a maximum of two participants.

Will I get hands‑on practice and guidance?

Yes — after certification you’ll practice piloting under the supervision of an experienced instructor before the instructor‑led drone tour.

What hardware specs or costs should I expect for a typical drone?

The operator notes that popular DJI drones typically cost €700–€900, can offer ranges up to about 1,500 m and record high‑quality 4K video.