A well-defined testing strategy and a thorough understanding of the conformity assessment process are critical for successfully bringing drones to the European market.
In this webinar, we will explore the key aspects of CE marking and class marking for drones in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2019/945, including conformity assessment, the definition of testing strategies, and the role of notified bodies throughout the process.
In addition, we will share the latest regulatory updates presented by EASA and their impact on drone manufacturers and developers.
Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the applicable requirements, the steps needed to commercialize drones in Europe, and the most common challenges and mistakes to avoid.
Agenda:
- Introduction to the European regulatory framework for drones
- CE Marking: manufacturer obligations and responsibilities
- Class marking C0–C6 and conformity assessment process
- The role of notified bodies in drone certification
- Challenges in accessing the European market
- Dual-Use drones (guest speaker)
- Exports and regulatory non-compliance implications (guest speaker)
- Latest regulatory updates presented by EASA
- Q&A session
Who should attend: Drone manufacturers and payload developers
Valentina Barrera
UAS Project Manager at ALTER Technology’s Certification Body
Efrén Díaz Díaz
Technology, Space and Geospatial Law Expert
Efrén Díaz Díaz is a lawyer and PhD in Law, Senior Partner and Head of the Technology and Space Law Department at Mas y Calvet Law Firm. He specializes in geospatial, aeronautical and technology law, advising on the legal framework for unmanned aircraft systems, including UAS and drones: authorizations and operations, airspace, liability, data and image processing, and data protection as a DPO.
He teaches at the Spanish Air and Space Force Academy and the University of Navarra, among other institutions. He is the author of the Geospatial Code published by the Spanish Official State Gazette, an INSPIRE expert and a member of ISO/TC 211 and UNE standardization committees, including the Artificial Intelligence subcommittee. He has been awarded the Medal of Merit in Cyber Defence and received the 2025 Innovation Award from the Madrid Bar Association.




