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How to become a Remote pilot

Remote pilots require proficiency in both piloting and aerial photography, with navigational skills and technical expertise to capture stunning shots and videos both visually appealing and flawlessly executed for maximum career growth.

Hard skills:

  1. Airspace Navigation Expertise - Understanding of air navigation regulations, airspace classifications, and flight route requirements
  2. Airman Certification - Possession of valid Transport Canada Airman Certificate
  3. Communication Proficiency - Ability to communicate effectively with flight controllers, other aircraft pilots, and personnel on the ground
  4. Instrument Flight Rules Knowledge - Understanding of the principles of Instrument Flight Rules
  5. Flight Planning Knowledge - Ability to develop and execute flight plans
  6. Avionics Proficiency - Skilled in the operation and maintenance of aircraft avionics systems
  7. Drone Operation Capability - Experience with flying unmanned aerial vehicles
  8. Risk Management Understanding - Awareness of risks and ability to successfully manage them

Soft skills:

  1. Organizational Skills - Ability to plan and prioritize tasks and resources
  2. Interpersonal Communication - Capacity to effectively interact with people
  3. Problem-Solving - Proficiency in identifying, analyzing and resolving issues
  4. Adaptability - Proficiency in adjusting to rapid changes in the environment
  5. Time Management - Capacity to effectively manage and complete tasks within a given timeframe
  6. Creativity - Capacity to develop new and innovative solutions
  7. Leadership - Ability to motivate and guide others
  8. Technical Proficiency - Knowledge of operating remote pilot systems