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Drone Flight School
Drone Flight School
At our Drone Flight School, we offer a comprehensive range of courses designed to meet the needs of both aspiring and experienced drone pilots. Our introductory courses are perfect for beginners, providing a strong foundation in drone technology, flight principles, and safety protocols. These courses cover essential topics such as drone assembly, basic flight maneuvers, and understanding airspace regulations. Additionally, students learn about the legal aspects of drone operations, ensuring they are well-prepared to operate their drones safely and within the law.
Using a Measuring Tape
Using a Measuring Tape
Learning Block Coding
Learning Block Coding
So Many Questions
So Many Questions
At Drone Flight School, we use the Drone Legends curriculum because it provides an engaging, hands-on approach to STEM education that empowers students to become confident drone pilots and problem-solvers. Designed for all ages, this curriculum blends real-world drone applications with interactive challenges that teach essential concepts in engineering, physics, and coding. By using Drone Legends, we ensure our students develop critical thinking, teamwork, and technical skills in a structured yet exciting environment. This foundation not only prepares them for advanced drone operations but also sparks a lifelong passion for technology, aviation, and innovation.
Ready-to-run out of the box, the FPV Initiator program immerses students in first-person view (FPV) drone piloting, equipping them with real-world precision flight skills, spatial awareness, and situational control. Through structured training and guided practice, students master essential techniques such as manual flight control, racecourse navigation, and obstacle avoidance. Beyond skill development, FPV Initiator serves as a gateway to competitive drone racing, connecting students with the Unified Scholastic Drone Racing Association (USDRA), the leading organization for student drone racing.
With FPV Initiator, students progress from fundamental FPV operations to high-speed competition, participating in both real-world and virtual races hosted by the USDRA. The program fosters STEM engagement, teamwork, and a competitive spirit while opening doors to future opportunities in drone technology, aeronautics, and robotics. Whether aiming to become elite drone racers or future UAV professionals, students gain a strong foundation in FPV flight and an entry point into the exciting world of drone sports and innovation.
On The Drone Legends very first mission, a nearly tragic accident brings a mysterious, talking AI drone into their lives. But was it really an accident? And who created this drone that seems to be far beyond any available technology? As they search for answers, Mikaela discovers that the old house her parents bought holds a secret - a cryptic message from the past, hidden in riddles and codes. With the help of her new friends, they embark on a quest to solve the mystery, which takes them on a perilous journey from adventure on the high seas to secret tunnels deep beneath the ground.
Our new class, Futures in Flight, introduces students to the exciting world of drone technology and the many career opportunities it offers. From aerial photography and agriculture to search and rescue, infrastructure inspection, and environmental science, drones are transforming industries across the globe. This course helps students explore real-world applications, gain hands-on experience, and discover pathways to high-demand, tech-driven jobs in the rapidly growing drone industry.
The FAA TRUST (The Recreational UAS Safety Test) is a required safety test for all recreational drone pilots in the United States. Mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), TRUST is designed to ensure that hobbyist drone operators understand the basic rules and safety guidelines for flying unmanned aircraft. Anyone flying drones for fun must complete the test before taking to the skies. It’s free, available online through FAA-approved test administrators, and takes only about 30 minutes to complete. Once finished, pilots receive a certificate that they must carry with them during all recreational drone flights.
To apply for the FAA Part 107 course, students must be at least 16 years old by the time of the FAA exam. This means applicants should either already be 15 or have a birthday within the next six months. This age requirement ensures that students will be eligible to take the official FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification test upon completing the course. If you meet this requirement and are ready to explore the exciting world of drone operations, you’re invited to apply and start preparing for your certification!
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This course on Drone Operations and Safety offers an in-depth exploration into the rapidly evolving world of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS). Designed for both novice and experienced drone pilots, this course covers essential topics such as airspace classification, weather and micrometeorology, crew resource management (CRM), and the latest FAA regulations under Part 107. Participants will gain hands-on experience in managing drone performance and loading, effective battery management, and understanding the impact of environmental factors on flight operations. The course also emphasizes the importance of clear communication and teamwork, providing students with the skills needed to operate drones safely and efficiently in a variety of scenarios, including night operations and advanced flight missions.
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Drone Flight School Coutses
Drone Flight School Coutses
Our Drone Legends curriculum is designed to introduce 4th–8th grade students and their parents to the exciting world of drones through hands-on learning. The program blends science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts with real-world drone applications, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. Students learn about drone safety, aerodynamics, coding, and mission planning while developing skills that prepare them for more advanced drone operations. By engaging in interactive projects and flight exercises, participants gain a strong foundation in drone technology, setting the stage for future exploration in aviation and robotics.
For older students (15+) and aspiring drone pilots, we offer training for both the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) TRUST test and the FAA Part 107 certification. The TRUST (The Recreational Small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) Safety Test) is a required exam for recreational drone pilots, ensuring they understand airspace regulations, safety guidelines, and responsible flying practices. Meanwhile, the FAA Part 107 course is a comprehensive program that prepares students to become certified commercial drone pilots, covering topics such as airspace classification, weather effects, FAA regulations, and flight operations. This course equips students with the knowledge and skills to legally and safely operate drones for business, research, and commercial applications, opening doors to careers in aerial photography, surveying, inspections, and more.
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