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A veteran drone industry professional draws on years of collaboration with operators, engineers, and regulators to outline four essential self-assessment questions every pilot should ask before a mission — covering personal readiness, environmental awareness, contingency planning, and mission necessity.
Source: sUAS News
The launch of the UK's new RPC-L2 qualification marks a significant milestone for the drone industry, giving pilots a formal pathway to practise beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flight. However, industry experts and regulators warn that holding an RPC-L2 does not automatically grant permission for commercial BVLOS operations, which still require separate CAA authorisation and rigorous risk assessment.
Source: sUAS News
Epic Flight Academy (EFA) has completed its inaugural U.S. Air Force Initial Pilot Training (IPT) program at its New Smyrna Beach, Florida campus. Trainees earned a Private Pilot Certificate, Instrument Rating, and Multi-Engine Add-On within 139 days. Military training operations have since relocated to EFA's Denison, Texas campus, with new officer cohorts planned for 2026 and 2027.
Source: Flying Magazine
SPH Engineering and veteran drone training organization Vets to Drones have announced a strategic partnership to launch a new training program focused on advanced flight planning skills for commercial applications including surveying, mapping, and infrastructure inspection, helping veterans transition into the commercial drone industry.
Source: DroneLife
Many student pilots are confused about flying through military airspace. In most cases, airspace over military bases is simply Class C or Class D controlled airspace — no special training or endorsement is required. Pilots simply need to request a clearance from the tower, just as they would at any civilian controlled airport.
Source: Flying Magazine
Czech drone manufacturer Primoco UAV SE, listed on the Prague Stock Exchange, has officially opened its first Approved Training Organisation (ATO) in Písek, Czech Republic. The centre offers EASA-compliant training courses for aspiring professional drone pilots, marking the company's expansion from hardware manufacturing into professional workforce development.
Source: sUAS News