Digital skills10 h
Understand the system.
How an FPV setup works, the basics of unmanned aircraft rules, simulator work and reviewing flight recordings.
Back to homeFPV pilot trainingLearn to fly.
Learn to fly.
Know why.
From the first takeoff to confident flight in goggles. Small groups, equipment available and a focus on practice.
Explore the courseFPV unmanned aircraft pilotFifty hours
Fifty hours
that matter.
An in-person course that teaches you to fly a small FPV drone safely. From preflight checks and goggle-based control to handling emergencies. No prior experience is needed.
Ask about dates50 hin-person learning
10 + 40theory + practice
28 000 Kčmaximum course price
1 hfinal exam
What you will learnFrom simulator
From simulator
to the sky.
Theory gives each flight its context. Most of your time goes into preparation, control and situations an operator needs to handle.
Piloting and operation40 h
Fly with confidence.
- FPV drone piloting
- Safe operation
- Preflight preparation
- Basic maintenance
- Handling emergencies
What you fly withEverything you need
Everything you need
is on site.
A classroom with projection, demonstration components, four simulator stations and an enclosed flight area with safety nets. Flights use tinywhoops under 250 g. We provide FPV goggles, batteries, chargers, protective bags and tools.
Who can joinEveryone can
Everyone can
get started.
There are no age or education restrictions, and no piloting experience is required. Your vision must be compatible with FPV goggles. Participants under 18 need written consent from a legal guardian.
How it ends
The one-hour exam includes a written test, a practical demonstration and an oral assessment. Successful participants receive a document confirming completion of the course and exam.
Where it can lead
You will learn the basics of safe flight and maintenance of small FPV drones for further specialisation, interior documentation, audiovisual work or assisting with exploration of hard-to-reach spaces.
Current course statusClear information.
Clear information.
No fine print.
The continuing education course has been submitted to the Czech Labour Office under code 142 026 027 172 and is awaiting approval. It is non-accredited and does not provide a certification. Teaching is in person and in Czech, within the IT digital skills area.
After approval, applicants will be informed of any possible options for covering the course fee.
Course inquiriesThe first flight
The first flight
starts with a decision.
Send us your contact details and the number of participants. We will reply with available dates and payment details. Corporate and group training is arranged individually. An inquiry is not a binding order.
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