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Open the registration form ↗How to do it
- Open the registration formIt is the “Get an account for Remote Pilot training” form on EUROCONTROL LearningZone, linked to the Luxembourg DAC.
- Fill in your detailsFirst name, last name and date of birth exactly as on your ID: they may be used for checks. See screen 1.
- Check your emailLook in your spam folder too: if a confirmation email arrives, open the link to activate your account.
- Sign inOn learningzone.eurocontrol.int tap “Login” at the top and sign in with your email and password. See screen 2.
- Course and examFollow the “UAS Remote Pilot Open Category A1+A3” course, then take the online exam: 40 questions, pass mark 75%.
- Download the certificateAt the end you receive the “Remote Pilot Certificate” as a PDF, with a 12-character LUX-RP-… number. It is valid for 5 years: keep it on your phone, you may be asked for it at the field.
Screen 1 · the registration form
- First name: as on your ID.
- Last name: as on your ID.
- Email address: one you really use.
- Birth date: your date of birth.
- Country of residence: choose your country (“Italy” if you live in Italy).
- Password: choose your own.
- Confirm password: the same password.
- Cloudflare check: wait for the green tick, or tap the box.
- Register: send the registration.
Screen 2 · signing in after registering
On learningzone.eurocontrol.int tap “Login” at the top right (1) and sign in with the email and password you chose when registering.
Screenshots of the EUROCONTROL LearningZone website, October 2026: they may change over time.
And in Italy?
- The Luxembourg certificate is as valid as the ENAC one for flying in A1 and A3.
- If you then want to take the A2 exam in Italy, it must first be notified to ENAC through its online services portal.
- Registering as an operator on d-flight and the QR on the model are done separately, in Italy.