Common FAA & UAS Terms Defined & Explained
Confused with industry jargon? Vic Moss is here to help you out. In this one video course, Vic defines and explains commonly used FAA and UAS terms. Whether you are an established player or new to the drone world, you are sure to learn a lot in a short time by watching this.
Practice Drills & Exercises
We are often asked about some of the things Paul has done to help him improve his flying skills, especially when he was first getting started. This is a set of videos we've put together to help you improve your flying by doing a set routine of drills and exercises. Whether you're just getting started or have a lot of experience, we hope these help you fly better and with more confidence!
Beginner Practice & Tips
Here are some great tips & tricks for the drone newbie. One of the biggest issues with drones is folks flying without knowing anything. Don’t make the same mistake, learn the very basics first.
5 Key Lessons Learned in 2 Years as a Part 107 Pilot
It’s hard to believe it’s been over two years since Part 107 regulations came into existence. Thousands of pilots have entered the airspace since then. Having taken the exam within the first week of it being available in 2016, I’ve had many ups and...
Must Have Apps and Websites for Drone Pilots That Address Common Paint Points
Save Yourself a Headache: The Benefits of Hiring a Professional Drone Pilot
With consumer drones coming down in cost and the technology gap between basic and professional-grade equipment narrowing daily, savvy business people are exploring the potential of DIY-piloting. Here are five good reasons why you should consider...
Worldwide Drone Laws
Ever wonder what the drone laws are in another country? This is a very helpful and valuable resource for those of you traveling abroad with your drone. Check this out before you go and see what you need to know.
US Drone Laws by State
If you are in the United States and are unsure of the laws for each State then this is where you need to look. Know the variance in laws from State to State before you assume they are similar. You know what assuming does...don't be that person.