dronecertifikat.com

What It Is

MyDroneAcademy is an officially recognized drone training and certification provider in Denmark, specializing in OPEN A1+A3 and OPEN A2 drone pilot certificate courses that meet Danish Civil Aviation and Railway Authority requirements. Although the website domain is dronecertifikat.com, the actual brand entity is MyDroneAcademy.

Key Dimensions

• Course Focus and Certification: The core focus is drone regulations and practical operation. It offers officially recognized Danish training for the A1+A3 basic certificate and the A2 competency certificate. In response to the new A2 certificate rules scheduled to take effect in April 2025, the provider has launched a dedicated A2 upgrade course to help experienced pilots stay compliant.
• Teaching Format and Instructors: Its main strength is “fully live teaching”—it explicitly avoids pre-recorded videos, ensuring real-time interaction between students and instructors. It also offers offline practical flight lessons in Aarhus/Copenhagen, 1-on-1 private coaching, and customized on-site corporate training. The instructors are experienced, and student reviews frequently mention that they are both professional and humorous.
• Pricing and Certification: Pricing is based on per-course fees and bundled packages. The A1+A3 online live course costs around 2349-2499 DKK excluding 25% VAT, while the A2 online course costs around 2349-2949 DKK. Bundles may include discounts and a free A2 exam. Note that listed prices exclude VAT and the authority’s theoretical exam fee, so the actual total cost will be higher.

Pros and Cons

On the plus side, the fully live and interactive teaching experience is far better than recorded video courses; its status as an officially recognized test center gives it strong credibility; offline classes offer quality catering and facilities with thoughtful service; and it has responded quickly to upcoming regulatory changes with an upgrade course. The downsides are that offline exams and practical training are limited to Denmark; prices need to be topped up with taxes and official exam fees, making the hidden costs fairly significant; and the service is mainly aimed at the Danish market, with an obvious language barrier.

Who It’s For

Beginners who need to fly drones legally in Denmark, experienced pilots who must renew or re-certify for A2 under the new rules, and corporate users that need centralized team training.

Access from China and Alternatives

The website is based in Denmark, and its network accessibility from China is unknown. Payment requires a channel that supports foreign currencies. Since the courses involve Danish local regulations and offline exams, there is no practical equivalent or alternative for users in mainland China; the service is primarily intended for residents in Denmark.