drone school
DWS offers possibly one of the most comprehensive training and education
aeronautics curriculums in our industry which was designed by commercial airline
pilots and flight instructors and trainers who are also drone licensed pilots,
on small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) to learn drone technology both on-line
and at our school locations. We also teach students how to operate their drones
in the field, to obtain careers in this growing industry. We teach students how
to start their own drone company inexpensively. This “Best in Class” instruction
and materials offers strategies and information that provides the breadth and
depth of instruction to be a successful and proficient drone pilot and learn the
rules, regulations and laws, to pass the Part 107 exam, required by the Federal
Aviation Administration and thereby become certified as a drone pilot. We teach
you not only how to pass this exam but how to have a successful drone career.
DWS Drone CEO Theo Nix Jr Discusses the Drone Business withWITN22-TV –
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Get Trained In a rapidly-developing industry, both new drone pilots and
experienced operators should invest in training to stay competitive. We offer
tailor-made classes that cover everything from flying techniques, building a
drone from scratch, editing data and starting a drone business to learning the
aeronautical information you need to know to become an FAA licensed drone
operator. Why Fly A Drone At a time when the aviation field is reinventing
itself, picking up a drone has never been a more exciting (or profitable)
endeavor. Executives across the country see small unmanned aircraft as a key
strategy to enhance their businesses and stay competitive. Drones are helping
big box retailers keep track of the inventory in their warehouses while real
estate companies are using the technology to create more vibrant footage to
advertise their properties. Insurance adjusters and utility companies are
investing in drones to inspect infrastructure and equipment. Farmers are taking
advantage of the technology to help them produce better crop yield. The
potential for new career opportunities is unlimited. In fact, the commercial
drone market was valued at $3.4 billion dollars in 2014 but it is projected to
reach at least $100 billion dollars by 2020 by Goldman Sachs. To top it off,
leading manufacturers are releasing newer, more advanced drone models capable of
doing things that were considered just a pipe dream a few years ago. Drone
Workforce Solutions is here to help you get your start in this rapidly
developing industry.
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