The past few months have been hectic! I apologize for not putting too much content up here but as I just recently told one student, the classes are all basically structured the same as far as briefings and flying to keep everything standardized, so when it comes to posting updates, the classes are almost a lather, rinse, repeat and I don’t have too much to share.
After a little more thought about the drone training, it led me to start to think about the people that come through the course; you, the students. Those are really what has the most impact on my day to day lives, and it really is a pleasure and an honor to teach each of you in the course. At AviSight, we have put a lot of work with our different course instructors into making sure you have received the most top notch instruction, especially in a brand new world of aviation for most. We get people from all over the country, all walks of life, and all different career fields, with a commonality, to learn to fly drones legally and safely under current FAA Regulations.
Just this past class, we taught a magazine editor that wants to use drones for their own magazine; a few government public servants that want to introduce drones into their day to day operations, and lastly a cinematographer that wants to use drone footage for their productions. The class before, we had two Army soldiers that work as combat photographers, that want to use drones to enhance their jobs and showcase things that have never before been seen. This right here, this is the reason we do this stuff, to have an impact on each and every individual to go forward and do great things in aviation. We thank you for putting the trust in us to provide you a solid product, with our years of experience lending insight into the industry and helping you make the right decisions.
Once again, to all students, past, present and future… Thank you!
Lastly, our next training classes coming up in May will be May 13 to May 14 for a 2-day Part 107 class and then we will have both a 2-day Part 107 Drone Class and a 4-day Drone Master training class at the end of May, from the 27th to the 30th.
