Is this Course for You?

If you’re interested in making money using your drone or adding Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) capabilities to your industry, join other professionals and hobbyests as they learn how to fly sUAVs (drones) and prepare for the FAA’s part 107 exam.

The Ohio Aerospace Institute will host Kent State University aerospace faculty August 12-14 as they bring their UAV expertise to Cleveland.

Passing the part 107 exam makes you a certified commercial drone pilot. You will be able to fly in uncontrolled airspace that those without certification cannot legally fly. You’ll learn about Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) which directly supports UAS integration into the airspace. Knowing the law will protect you, your company and the public when piloting a UAV.

UAVs initially used in military scenarios and for first responders, gives you a competitive edge in any industry, as this technology is quickly finding daily use across all industries.

Time: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Days: Thursday, August 12 – Saturday, August 14, 2021

Place: The Ohio Aerospace Institute / 22800 Cedar Point Rd. Brookpark

Class size: 20 participants

Cost: $799 per student

FAA Test Fee : Approximately $175 * Seperate cost from course

Faculty: Kent State University, College of Aeronautics and Engineering

Suggested Testing Centers:

Cleveland/ 1501 Marginal Road or

Stow/ Kent State University Airport 4020 Kent Road

Training is for: Professionals who would like to learn how to fly a sUAV for use in industry, hobbyists, high school students age 16 and older, those looking to earn money using UAVs for revenue.

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