In Navigation, we cover VFR Maps, Airspace, GPS and Satellites. We have an in-depth look at Air Space Classification and aviation maps as well as where one can operate a drone or RPAS legally.

We also cover different software that the student may operate with their drone with, which includes basic telemetry function.

Meteorology is the study of the weather. In this subject we cover weather phenomena, weather reports including TAFs and METARs as well as local weather.

We also discuss practical meteorological applications for day to day RPAS operations.

Part 71 covers the function and operations of the RPC holder, in Air Law we cover all parts of the Law, including navigation of the CAA website and a more practical approach as the holder of an RPC.

In this subject, we cover Radio Frequencies, Polarization, Radio Waves, Antennas and Line of Site operations. This is very important to an RPAS operation because as an operator one has to understand how to manipulate the radio signal and manipulate a receiver in order to get a strong signal link and operate in a safe manner.

In Construction of Flight, we cover the basic physics of flight. The syllabus covers all parts of the construction of the Multirotor and Aeroplane, we go in detail through all the components. We also look into the construction of a Multirotor and Aeroplane and discuss the manuals of each RPA.

This theory subject is one of the more interesting ones as it deals with human behavior, limitations, stress and basic human anatomy. We also have a look at basic Crew Resource Management (CRM), psychology and learning styles.

RPAS operations require an understanding of different types of batteries and how to manage and conserve the life span of batteries.

We cover a large spectrum of different battery types and also incorporate a practical approach on batteries for use with all types of RC or Drone operations.

This is in preparation for the DFE Test, we take the student through how to prepare for the actual DFE Test. We cover Airmanship in detail as well as we take an in-depth look into preparing the student for the DFE Test. We cover how the student will use this preparation work to do their flight operations going forward in an operational environment with safety being the core focus.

Our Restricted Radio Course is done by an Eternal Designated Radiotelephony(RT) Examiner.

It is your license to operate a radio while operating an RPAS or manned UA. You will learn about the verbal side and phraseology of radio telephony, vital concepts like airspaces and what they mean, air traffic services, flight rules, altimeter setting procedures, flight plans, radio failure procedures, special rules areas as well as search and rescue.