Training provider
One Air Aviación
Drone training provider in Málaga, Spain.
Provider details
- Location
- Málaga, Spain
- Website
- oneair.es
- Training covers
- A1/A3 test preparation · A2 certificate of competency · Standard scenarios (STS) · Radio operator certificate
Grupo One Air Aviación S.L. is a Málaga flight academy founded in 2010 whose main business is training airline pilots, with a fleet of light aircraft and a base at Aeródromo de la Axarquía. Drone training is a separate and much smaller line, sold under the brand Drones Málaga. Its drone pages still describe the regulatory position as it stood in 2021.
Courses
| Course | Leads to | Format | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curso Básico Piloto de UAS Niveles 1-2 (Categoría Abierta) | Preparation for the A1/A3 and A2 exams, which AESA runs and marks itself | Online or classroom; duration not published | Spanish |
| Curso Profesional Piloto de UAS Nivel 3 – Categoría Específica STS | European STS-01 and STS-02 | Hybrid — 60 hours of theory over five days plus one practical day | Spanish |
| Curso de Radiofonista Aeronáutico | Aeronautical radio operator certificate | Not published | Spanish |
Recognition
One Air states on its own site that it is recognised by AESA to deliver the STS practical course, without giving a reference. We could not confirm that against AESA's current list. Grupo One Air Aviación S.L. appears on AESA's list of entities recognised for the national STS-ES scenarios dated 5 December 2025 — a scheme AESA ended on 31 December 2025 — and does not appear on the current European STS-01/STS-02 list dated 21 August 2026. The E-ATO-190 approval displayed on the drone pages is an approved training organisation certificate for manned aviation, covering PPL, CPL, ATPL, instrument and type ratings, and carries nothing for drones. Check directly with the academy and with AESA's current list before booking a standard scenario course.
Practical detail
Málaga, with practical exercises at its own airfield and DJI aircraft used for training. No other venues or customer-site delivery are advertised. Instruction is in Spanish only and no English-language drone course is offered. The specific category course requires a minimum age of 16 and either prior A1/A3 training and exam or an A2 certificate.
Price
One Air Aviación does not publish course prices. Ask them directly, and weigh the answer against what the certificate itself costs through the authority — the A1/A3 test is run by the authority and is free or close to it.
We list One Air Aviación because we could confirm it exists and operates in drone training. We are not affiliated with it, we take no fee for the listing, and inclusion is not an endorsement. Details go out of date — the provider's own site and your authority's list of recognised entities are the sources that count. Checked 2026-09.