Licensed and industry-specific drone training

Training that connects aviation knowledge, safe aircraft handling and the job pilots must perform.

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Service brief

Scope before aircraft.

We prepare pilots and organisational teams for professional operations through theory support, practical flight development, platform conversion, mission training and programme documentation. Licensing pathways are coordinated against the applicable Mozambique aviation requirements.

What can be included

RPL preparation and flight skills
Platform conversion training
Agriculture, survey and inspection missions
SOPs, crew resource management and fleet operationalisation

Students in training

Theory, preparation and practical flight.

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Drone students attending classroom theory training — Ground-school theory

Drone students receiving a pre-flight briefing — Pre-flight briefing

Drone instructor coaching a student during practical flight training — Practical flight coaching

Drone student receiving recognition after training — Student achievement

Drone University students during practical technical training

Remote Maintenance Technician training

Keep professional drone fleets mission-ready.

RMT training develops the technical discipline required to inspect, diagnose, maintain and support professional aircraft. The programme combines guided theory with practical work around real drone systems.

Drone maintenance and structured troubleshooting
Battery management and electrical safety
Airframe, propulsion and hardware diagnostics
Firmware, software and calibration workflows
Practical inspection and return-to-service procedures

Enquire about RMT trainingTraining imagery and curriculum reference: Drone University and Drone Solutions Training Institute.

Suitable sectors and use cases

01New professional pilots02Corporate drone teams03Government programmes04Agricultural and survey operators

Course completion does not itself guarantee licence issue; licensing remains subject to the competent aviation authority.