Question 1

How is the drone compliance score calculated?

Accepted Answer

The score is based on 8 questions covering 6 compliance categories: Registration and Licensing (25%), Flight Records (20%), Insurance (15%), Regulatory Awareness (15%), Operational Procedures (15%), and Maintenance (10%). Each answer is weighted by category importance and summed to produce a score out of 100.

Question 2

What is a good drone compliance score?

Accepted Answer

A score of 90 to 100 indicates excellent compliance with minimal gaps. Scores between 70 and 89 show good compliance with minor areas for improvement. Scores between 50 and 69 indicate significant compliance gaps that should be addressed. Scores below 50 indicate critical compliance risks requiring immediate attention.

Question 3

Is this compliance score tool free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Drone Compliance Score is completely free with no sign-up required. You can take the assessment as many times as you want. For ongoing compliance monitoring, you can create a free MmowW account to track your score over time.

Question 4

Which countries does this compliance assessment cover?

Accepted Answer

The assessment covers drone regulations in 10 countries: the United States (FAA Part 107), United Kingdom (CAA), Germany (LBA), France (DGAC), Netherlands (ILT), Sweden (Transportstyrelsen), Italy (ENAC), Australia (CASA), Japan (MLIT), and South Korea (MOLIT). Questions are tailored to each country's specific requirements.

Question 5

How can I improve my drone compliance score?

Accepted Answer

After completing the assessment, you receive specific recommendations for each category where you lost points. Common improvements include registering your drone with the national aviation authority, obtaining liability insurance, keeping digital flight logs, monitoring regulatory changes, and documenting standard operating procedures.

Question 6

How often should I check my compliance score?

Accepted Answer

We recommend checking your compliance score quarterly or whenever drone regulations change in your country. Regulations are updated frequently. For example, the UK updated small unmanned aircraft rules in July 2026, and the EU implemented SORA 2.5 in March 2026. MmowW monitors 42 regulatory sources across 10 countries to alert you to changes.

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