Being a professional is not just about how you manuever your drone. It demands you know your trade and perform all stages of flight, from taking your drone from its case to putting it back, with proper decision making, planning, and respect for the trade you represent.
I have met an increasing amount of drone pilots who see small drones as toys and struggle to understand what is allowed or prohibited as a drone pilot. This leads to the high rate of remote pilots crashing drones and has led to several mid air colissions with aircraft!
The antidote to lazy flying is a respect for the responsibility you have when you take to the air, no matter what you fly. No flight is insignificant and every minute matters.
Join me as I overview some of the resources I use to maintain situational awareness and present myself as a professional drone pilot from takeoff to touch down.
Link to Part 1: • What Pilots HATE about...
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6 сен 2024
