COPTRZ are delighted to announce the next date for the Introduction to Unmanned Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations workshop. The course will be held on 15th May 2018 at the COPTRZ training centre in Hook, Hampshire.
Beyond visual line of sight operations have been growing in recent years as commercial drone technology has advanced. In order for a CAA PfCO approved drone pilot to operate BVLoS, a special permission must first be granted by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). The COPTRZ Introduction to Unmanned BVLoS Operations workshop will give you the basic knowledge and skills required in all the vital areas required to make a successful application to regulatory authorities and then to conduct BVLoS flying safely.
For those organisations with 5 or more pilots, we also offer the opportunity to train your pilots at your preferred location.
Click here to find out more and book your place on the next beyond visual line of sight workshop.
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