Learning to fly drones and unmanned aerial systems or vehicles gives you the tools to range far afield from your current position. Amateur drone pilots capture perspectives on the world not possible from the ground, and professional UAS or UAV pilots develop skills that apply to other aspects of aviation.
Learn to Fly: Drones and UAS
Key Takeaways:
- Learning to fly drones provides unique perspectives for amateur pilots and valuable aviation skills for professionals.
- All drone pilots, including recreational users, must understand and comply with regulations for safe and legal operation within national airspace.
- For those pursuing professional UAS/UAV pilot certification and careers, the article provides guidance to various training programs in the United States and internationally.
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