Just like manned aviators, UAS Pilots must get FAA authorization to fly in controlled airspace. Luckily, the FAA has made it pretty easy to get authorization via LAANC or the DroneZone. In this course, we show you how to get the authorizations you need to fly in controlled airspace!

§107.29 – Daylight Operations Course In order to fly your UAS at night, you’ll need to get a §107.29 Daylight Operations Waiver from the FAA. …

Need some extra, one-on-one attention? Drone Academy’s Personal Coaching Sessions are a great opportunity to get additional help with Part 107 course content, basic drone…

The FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate is your first step is building a career in Unmanned Aviation. Prepare yourself with for the exam with…

The FAA requires that Part 107 licensed Drone Pilots prove their knowledge every 24 calendar months. Even if you fly every day, a quick refresher…