Primoco UAV Establishes First Approved Training Organisation (ATO) for Professional Drone Pilots in Písek
Czech drone manufacturer Primoco UAV SE, listed on the Prague Stock Exchange, has officially opened its first Approved Training Organisation (ATO) in Písek, Czech Republic. The centre offers EASA-compliant training courses for aspiring professional drone pilots, marking the company's expansion from hardware manufacturing into professional workforce development.
Highlights
- Primoco UAV SE, a Prague Stock Exchange-listed Czech fixed-wing drone manufacturer, has opened its first Approved Training Organisation (ATO) in Písek, Czech Republic.
- The ATO offers professional drone pilot training courses compliant with EASA regulations, targeting candidates in the Czech Republic and surrounding regions.
- The move marks Primoco UAV's strategic expansion from hardware manufacturing into professional drone pilot education and certification.
- Growing EU regulatory requirements for drone pilot certification are driving increased demand for accredited ATO training institutions across member states.
- Detailed information on course content, enrolment eligibility, and start dates is pending official announcement from Primoco UAV.
Czech technology company Primoco UAV SE, a fixed-wing drone manufacturer listed on the Prague Stock Exchange, has announced the official establishment of its first Approved Training Organisation (ATO) for professional drone pilots in the city of Písek, Czech Republic.
The launch of the training centre marks a significant strategic shift for Primoco UAV, expanding beyond drone hardware manufacturing into professional pilot education. The ATO will offer structured training courses compliant with European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations, targeting aspiring professional drone operators in the Czech Republic and neighbouring regions.
About Primoco UAV SE
Primoco UAV SE is a leading Czech drone manufacturer specialising in the research, development, and production of fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles. Its products are widely deployed in surveillance, reconnaissance, and infrastructure inspection missions. The company is publicly traded on the Prague Stock Exchange and holds a notable position in the Central European drone market.
Significance of the Training Centre
As EU member states continue to tighten pilot certification requirements under EASA's drone regulatory framework, demand for accredited ATO institutions is rising steadily. By establishing its own training centre, Primoco UAV not only positions itself to deliver compliant, professional training services to the market, but also strengthens its presence across the full drone industry value chain.
Further details regarding course content, enrolment criteria, and scheduled start dates are expected to be announced through official Primoco UAV channels.
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