DJI MAVIC 2 ADVANCED | Test and Review
June 25, 2021
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Commercial Drone flying is different from recreational drone flying. From assessing risk management to honing-in specialized flight control skills to maneuver around an array of locations and conditions, it can often catch ill-prepared newcomers by surprise.
EASY STEP-BY-STEP COURSE
We have designed this easy, video course for new and up-coming commercial remote pilots. We cover all the essentials you will need to get started with commercial flying that includes tips and exercises you can implement immediately that will help you become an expert remote pilot.
Steel City Flight Academy will walk you through the steps that you need to know, starting with the “Training Wheels” (Autopilot), and working your way up to Manual Operations (Note: Your drone should have Manual operation ability for this course). It is our goal to take you to the next level on your way to becoming one of the best-trained drone pilots in the United States.
Our course is designed by Dave King, an industry expert that understands how to make the curriculum and training easy-to-understand. Each lesson contains step-by-step explanations by our instructor that enables you to easily follow along and visually see ‘How’ and What’ you need to do.
Our Commercial Drone Flying course curriculum covers everything you need to know to fly commercially with confidence.
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We understand many drone hobbyists have become very comfortable with recreational flying. Over time many begin to consider turning their hobby into a form of income. That’s great! There’s nothing like making some extra money, or a career, out of something you enjoy doing.
Having said that, one big mistake often made by new commercial remote pilots is thinking they can simply take turn their recreational flight experience into a commercial application. All too often they are ill-prepared and run into several unforeseen issues that they never experienced when recreational flying. As a hobbyist, you often get the choice of location, the days/conditions you choose to fly, and so on. When taking on a commercial job, however, there are many new factors, conditions, and flight patterns that are not often experienced during recreational flying. As such, you’ll need to be become skilled in navigating and assessing those commercial flights before taking on a job.
Simply put, if you want to start on the right foot, impress your clients, and decrease risk to your equipment and others, then the answer is, Yes. This Commercial Flight Course will give you a head-start while also saving you a ton of unwanted surprises, heart-ache, and money.
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We’ll be happy to discuss your equipment & training needs and how our services may help you accomplish your goals.
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We’ll be happy to discuss your training and consultation needs and how our services may help you accomplish your goals.
We’ll be happy to discuss your training and consultation needs and how our services may help you accomplish your goals.