SORA 2.5 Training
Two-day training covering the SORA framework, including practical examples, SORA 2.5 and educational materials.
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As the drone and advanced air mobility (AAM) sectors continue to evolve, understanding how regulation and technology work together is essential for safe, efficient and scalable operations. Yet, keeping pace with changing compliance frameworks and emerging technical standards can be challenging for even the most experienced teams.
At Murzilli Consulting, we go beyond theory. Together with our sister company DroneTalks, we deliver training programmes that do more than explain regulations. We show how to apply them in practice, supported by real-world expertise and technology insight.
Our courses are led by experts who have helped shape European drone regulations, built certified systems and implemented advanced operations across multiple countries. Participants gain the skills to interpret and apply regulatory requirements effectively while also understanding the technical foundations that underpin compliance, from system architecture and Remote ID to automation and U-space integration.
We do not just teach what the rules say. We show how to make them work for your organisation. By combining regulatory knowledge with hands-on technical experience, our training helps teams accelerate approvals, reduce risk and build lasting internal capability to operate safely and confidently in the modern aviation environment.
Two-day training covering the SORA framework, including practical examples, SORA 2.5 and educational materials.
Two-day training covering modern regulatory frameworks from EASA and FAA along with an overview of the current global regulations.
5-day training, hosted in collaboration with the Barcelona Drone Center, designed to update participants on the latest regulatory requirements of the the 2.5 version of the SORA methodology and the newly released U-space regulations.
Structured in six chapters, this course aims to provide attendees with a complete understanding of U-space fundamentals in the industry.
This course is designed to give new industry joiners a general overview of the drone ecosystem, including the most prominent stakeholders and best frameworks for conducting safe and compliant operations.
The purpose of our new Airspace Training, available from 2026, is to provide an understanding of the main structures, classifications, and requirements of the airspaces commonly used by ATS services worldwide. The course provides context for actual flight operations, particularly those involving UAS, in these airspaces and the air navigation services provided.
Our team of drone consultants and instructors is made up of former regulators and industry experts and leaders with real life experience in working with drone companies and civil aviation authorities (CAAs) worldwide, such as Swiss Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA) and Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea (AESA) (Spanish CAA). Our teachers have led key initiatives in the advanced aviation ecosystem and contributed to major organisations, manufacturers and authorities in public and private sectors.
Our Co-founder and CEO, Lorenzo Murzilli, is globally recognised as the “Father” of the Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA) methodology. The SORA framework is the international standard recommended by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in all of its member states to evaluate risks and operational mitigations in drone flights, as well as to establish clear safety limitations that ensure said operations can take place without danger to people, property or other aircraft.
As one of the original architects of the SORA methodology, former Chair of JARUS WG-SRM, and former leader of the Innovation and Digitalisation Unit at the Swiss FOCA, Lorenzo has shaped policy and innovation worldwide, from Switzerland’s U-space framework to Europe’s first Remote ID service. As a founding member of the Global UTM Association (GUTMA) and guest lecturer at leading universities, he continues to advance global discussions on aviation safety and drone integration.
As our head teacher, Lorenzo personally designs and delivers specific SORA 2.5 and regulatory courses that combine theoretical sessions with practical demonstrations and interactive discussions to give attendees a comprehensive overview of all relevant regulations currently applied in the European drone ecosystem.
As former head of the UAS Division of the Spanish civil aviation authority (AESA), as well as member of the ICAO RPAS Panel, JARUS, and EASA’s UAS Focal Point, Juanjo maintains strong and long-lasting relationships with government authorities. His guidance has helped European organisations from both the private and public sector to succesfully navigate the new regulatory challenges and implement the required means of compliance introduced by the latest regulations.
Rafael leads our Airspace training programmes, as former Head of Airspace Operational Coordination Deptartment for New Entrants & Non-standard operations management at ENAIRE. He is also a former representative in the Technical Task Force of CANSO Europe, former representative in the ICAO's Instrument Flight Procedures Panel of experts, and some other working teams related to PBN at European and ICAO level.
The activities developed by M&K UAS & SPACE SPAIN SL according to the requirements expressed in the International ISO 9001: 2015 standard are:
Consultancy and training services on Uncrewed Aerial Systems (Drones) and Flight Procedure Design (FPD).
The main points of action issued by the management in the quality policy statement issued by the management are:
Our quality commitment to all the interested parties (customer, suppliers, stakeholders, employees, competence and public administration) leads us to provide reliable and effective products and services. These product and services are provided worldwide in compliance with the regulatory requirements and in full alignment with our company values.
The Quality culture and mindset is promoted through proper training to each member of M&K UAS & SAPCE SPAIN SL so that everybody has full awareness of the quality importance.
Management makes this policy accessible and available to its customers, its employees, suppliers and the general public
The Policy is kept up-to-date through periodic reviews, coinciding with the management review of the system, in order to take into account changes in environmental conditions and the information received. In this sense, the management provides and will provide all the human, technical and economic resources needed to achieve the objectives and targets established scheduled and periodically.
07/01/2025. Ed. 1.
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