Michael Scott
Regional Sales Manager at Propeller Aero
Zephyr McIntyre
Customer Success Engineer at Propeller Aero
“It’s too complicated for me.”
“I don’t know where to start!”
“Drones are illegal, aren’t they?”
“How will I know where to fly?”
These are the things we hear all the time when talking to worksites that haven’t yet started up a drone program of their own.
We get it. Becoming a certified drone pilot seems like a time-consuming task, especially for construction surveyors who are already overburdened with a million other responsibilities. But, in reality, it’s a means to a much more efficient end.
In this session, we’ll describe our past Part 107 experiences, walk you through our mistakes and successes, and even leave you with a handy study guide.
During this webinar, you’ll learn:
- What it takes to become a drone pilot (think time investment and certifications)
- The ins and outs of the FAA Part 107 process
- How to study for the Part 107
- Where we’ve seen test takers go wrong in the past
- Why starting up a drone program is worth your while and more...