Flamingo Air’s Worker Bee Drone Training Program educates and trains drone operators on how to professionally, safely and responsibly operate in the National Aerospace System, and be sure that all FAA laws, regulations and safety standards are met.
Worker Bee offers 2 types of Drone training courses.
Worker Bee’s Test Prep and Flight Training Program – $1500.00 – All sales are Non-Refundable
This course is 2 days and includes actual Drone flight training.
Curriculum:
- Applicable regulations relating to small unmanned aircraft system rating privileges, limitations, and flight operation
- Airspace classification and operating requirements, and flight restrictions affecting small unmanned aircraft operation
- Aviation weather sources and effects of weather on small unmanned aircraft performance
- Small unmanned aircraft loading and performance
- Emergency procedures
- Crew resource management
- Radio communication procedures
- Determining the performance of small unmanned aircraft
- Physiological effects of drugs and alcohol
- Aeronautical decision-making and judgment
- Airport operations
- Maintenance and preflight inspection procedures
- Gleim UAS Drone Test Preparation Manual
- Certificate of Completion
- Registration in FAA IACRA and completion of Form 8710-13 at the FAA IACRA Website.
The Worker Bee Test Prep Class – $530.00 – All sales are Non-Refundable
Curriculum
- Applicable regulations relating to small unmanned aircraft system rating privileges, limitations, and flight operation
- Airspace classification and operating requirements, and flight restrictions affecting small unmanned aircraft operation
- Aviation weather sources and effects of weather on small unmanned aircraft performance
- Small unmanned aircraft loading and performance
- Emergency procedures, Crew resource management
- Radio communication procedures, Determining the performance of small unmanned aircraft
- Physiological effects of drugs and alcohol, Aeronautical decision-making and judgment
- Airport operations, Maintenance and preflight inspection procedures
- Gleim UAS Drone Test Preparation Manual
- Certificate of Completion
- Registration in FAA IACRA and completion of Form 8710-13 at the FAA IACRA Website.
Whether you are a beginner just starting off or an advanced operator looking to become an entrepreneur, these courses are for you!
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Tim Marshall
Director of Operations
“Worker Bee Drone Training sets the standard for training safe, legal and professional commercial drone operations”
– Tim Marshall, Director of Operations.
As more drones are operated in the National Airspace, it is important for all operators to abide by FAA regulations. Worker Bee is the leader for Law Enforcement training to ensure that all FAA Regulations are obeyed and the safety of the general public is protected.
Visit Us:
4240 Airport Rd. , Suite 106
Cincinnati, OH 45226
Talk to us:
(513) 321-PINK or (513) 321-7465
Email:
Getting Here:
We’re just a short drive from downtown Cincinnati. Click here for driving directions.
Parking
Parking is free. The parking entrance is located in the front of our offices on Airport Rd.
Hours:
Daily 9:00 – 5:00
I went through the training program before the FAA test was released on August 29, 2016. The training was thorough, and although the class time, in and of itself, would not be enough to pass the exam, it did give me all of the tools and direction needed to study in order to pass the test on the first go around.
Be prepared for a difficult exam, and remember that you need to retain this information for safe flying and re-certification every two years. Tim and the team were knowledgeable and helpful how to navigate the pain in the back procedures to get your license and to get your drone correctly registered.
I would highly recommend the school for anyone seeking a commercial license to fly a drone for a living or even for a real estate agent looking to improve the marketing of their properties.
The investment was well worth the money, and it will move your career forward for a small expense.
Tom Callihan
Woodbrook Homes, Inc.
In 2016, the FAA issued Part 107 Drone Operations Regulations. The FAA now requires an aeronautical knowledge test for those people who do not hold an FAA Pilot Certificate.
For recent regulations and guidelines, and the latest aviation news and updates, visit the Federal Aviation Administration.
