Flying a drone could cause legal problems if you don't know the rules. If you do know the rules, however, there is money to be made from drones. The Federal Aviation Administration requires all commercial drone pilots to pass the Part 107 knowledge test to become certified to pilot an unmanned aerial system.
Industry-recognized training: Prepare for FAA Part 107 knowledge test
Complete in: One month or less
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Commercial Drone Pilot Training Courses
FAA Part 107: Commercial Drone (UAS) Pilot Exam Training
Course ID: SEF-3001GD2 | Overview
Careful – flying a drone can get you into legal trouble if you don't know the rules. But once you know them, there’s money to be made! The FAA now requires all commercial drone pilots to pass a certification test to pilot a UAS (Unmanned Aerial System). This course prepares you for that test with classroom instruction and instructor feedback.
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Drone (UAS) Flight Operations & Training
Course ID: SEF-3001OJ2 | Overview
You have passed the FAA-107 test and you want to put your drone to use but how do you know what your drone is capable of? How do you know what you are capable of? How can you learn to maneuver and explore your potential safely as a pilot?
This class helps to answer those questions for each pilot through classroom instruction and flight training. You can bring your own UAS unit or you can use ours as you practice. Training will familiarize students with UAS system hardware as well as flight maneuvers common in both commercial and private use.
So if you are wanting to utilize your UAS more, better know your capabilities or want more guidance on how to effectively use this technology this class is for you!
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