UAVO VLOS and BVLOS Training

What Does the Drone Operator Course Offer??

Courses and training for drone pilots are essential for operating an unmanned aerial vehicle beyond visual line of sight.This certificate attests to the pilot's skills and confirms that he or she is familiar with the regulations in effect in the country. The drone operator course is a paid course, and it concludes with an exam.According to him, a person who has completed the course receives the title of licensed drone operator and may perform related work and fly a drone not only within the scope of its capabilities, but also using only the camera from the transmitters.

Who is eligible to enroll in the UAVO training program??

Anyone can take a drone pilot course, provided they are of legal age.Courses are offered on a temporary basis and must always conclude with a state exam.The same is true of the courses we offer.These are training courses specially designed for our clients so that they can complete them without any problems and pass the relevant exams.UAVO training courses enable you to fly drones professionally, though it’s worth noting that we offer two different types of courses.That’s why it’s worth checking out our offerings and learning more about how the courses are structured, what you need to do to enroll, and what specific qualifications they provide to pilots.

What is the structure of a drone pilot course??

First and foremost, our company offers two professional UAVO training courses.They are:

• VLOS Course – a shorter course that allows for flights within visual line of sight.
• BVLOS Course – offers more possibilities and takes a little longer; it allows you to operate a drone beyond visual line of sight.

In addition, we also offer introductory training courses:

• A one-hour introductory training session on drone operation,
• A two-hour training session on the basics of flight and technical maintenance of unmanned aerial vehicles.

What is the VLOS course like??

VLOS (Visual Line of Sight) courses typically last about 3 days and conclude with a state exam.It includes both theoretical content and lectures, as well as practical content and exercises.We strive to ensure the most comfortable learning experience possible, which is why we offer small groups assigned to a single instructor.Passing the exam after completing the VLOS training course allows you to operate drones within visual line of sight. The BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) course, on the other hand, consists of similar components—theory and practice—but enables drone flight beyond the pilot’s line of sight, based on instrument readings.The entire process takes about 3 days, and the working conditions are similar to those for VLOS.