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BUYER BEWARE: Navigating the New RPAS Level 1 Complex Ground School Landscape
The Rules Have Changed. Don’t Get Grounded by Inadequate Training. If you are looking to upgrade your drone operations in Canada, you have likely seen the new Transport Canada (TC) requirements for the Pilot Certificate – Level 1 Complex Operations . The requirement includes passing the exams and attending a 20-hour ground school . However, this new requirement has created a "Buyer Beware" situation. The old adage "You Get What You Pay For" is the reality. With the market fl
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2 days ago5 min read


Mastering Drone Pilot Training in Canada
Becoming a skilled drone pilot in Canada requires more than just buying a drone. You need proper training to understand the rules, operate safely, and maximize your drone’s potential. This guide breaks down the essentials of Canadian drone training. It offers clear steps and useful tips to help you get started or improve your skills. Understanding Canadian Drone Training Requirements Canada has strict regulations for drone operations. These rules ensure safety for everyone in
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3 days ago3 min read


Essential Aviation Safety Procedures for Drone Use
Operating drones safely is critical for any commercial drone company or individual entrepreneur. You must follow clear, practical steps to protect your equipment, people, and airspace. This post outlines essential drone safety procedures that help you meet regulatory standards and run your operations smoothly. Key Drone Safety Procedures to Follow You need to start with a solid foundation of safety practices. These procedures reduce risks and ensure compliance with aviation a
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5 days ago3 min read


Introducing the E6-B Flight Computer for Level 1 Complex RPAS Operations
For Level 1 Complex drone pilots (operating under the Canadian regulations effective as of November 2025), the E6-B flight computer can be a powerful tool for flight planning and risk management. While originally designed for manned aviation, the E6-B helps Level 1 Complex pilots solve the specific challenges of Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations. Unlike Visual Line of Sight (VLOS) flying, where you can simply "see" if wind is pushing your drone off course, BVLO
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5 days ago7 min read
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