Drones are becoming increasingly popular for a wide variety of uses. They are no longer just for hobbyists and filmmakers. Businesses and individuals alike are finding new and innovative ways to use drones on a daily basis. Here are just a few of the many reasons why drones are so important now and will only become more so in the future:
1. Increased Safety – Drones can be used to safely inspect hazardous areas that would otherwise be too dangerous for humans. This includes everything from disaster zones[1] to nuclear power plants.
2. Improved Efficiency – Drones can be used to quickly and efficiently gather data or carry out tasks that would otherwise take much longer if done by hand. For example, they can be used to survey large tracts of land or deliver packages directly to customers.
3. Cost Savings – Using drones often results in significant cost savings compared to traditional methods (e..g., helicopter rental). In addition, drones can often do things that would be simply too expensive to do with other methods, such as getting a close-up view of hard-to-reach places like the top of a tall building or island cliffs.
4. Healthier environment – With UAV technology, no longer we need manual, fuel power transportation on plants [5] or construction sites. This will affect the environment on a macroscopic scale. So, a healthier life style in the foreseeable future becomes a realistic perspective.
5. Connectivity – Drones can be used for delivery, if everybody owns one, it is not only for goods, but also for people. mobility, commute, even to places that are not ownable, such as higher buildings or land. So people can connect better.
6. Real-time information – Positioning and sensors technology make them good at giving real time, accurate information, which is exactly what we need in future.
7. More jobs and financial model – A market research back 2016, shows that the global of drones market in the foreseeable future, cost saving is from the drones’ cost and efficiency over traditional manual labor[2]; Very quickly we can see drones for commercial delivery, imagine that all warehouses are equipped with drones for their delivery. Drones could be everywhere in the air, in a small community, as there two dogs for security needed for buildings.
Let us walk you through what you need to know when flying UAs (unmanned aircraft systems) commercially, so that you can operate your business in compliance with Federal Aviation Authority guidelines and stay safe while doing so.
How to ensure you are in compliance with federal operators and doing the right thing.
Many people find the laws surrounding drones confusing, and it is understandable. There are many safety regulations, insurance requirements, and legal restrictions that you should take into account before flying your**UAS(Unmanned Aircraft Systems)**. That’s where we come in. We are experienced and certified drone trainers who can help you fly with confidence.
Flying for a good cause. There are many ways you can fly your drone for a good cause. Whether**UAS is used to map land for new farms and cattle, locate sustainable water sources and wells, or facilitating disaster relief operations in affected areas,** these technologies can be used in innovative ways to support the communities where they live.
Training and education. You will have the opportunity to learn everything there is know about flying UAS, including flight training, ground school lessons, including:
- – Aviation safety
- – Airspace management
- – Weather concerns
- – Helicopter takeoff and landing procedures
- – pre-flight inspections
- – Inspections + system checks before & after flight
