2 DRONES COMMERCIAL PILOT ACADEMY

Part 107 teaches the rules. This teaches the work.

Use practical career tracks, a mission simulator and pricing tools to practice how commercial drone jobs actually move from client request to professional delivery.

2 Drones readiness training—not an outside certification. Specialty tracks are educational preparation. They do not replace FAA rules, manufacturer instructions, client requirements, insurance terms, professional licensure or hands-on competence.

CAREER TRACKS

Choose the kind of work you want to understand.

You can learn a track before you own every piece of specialty equipment.

FIRST PAID JOB

From inquiry to handoff

Scope the work, ask the right questions, build the quote, prepare the mission, deliver clean files and close professionally.

Open track →
REAL ESTATE READY

Fast, clean property media

Shot planning, property/client expectations, weather/light, privacy, editing handoff and repeat-agent workflow.

Open track →
CONSTRUCTION READY

Repeatable progress documentation

Site coordination, PPE/access, repeat viewpoints, naming, progress sets and recurring client work.

Open track →
MAPPING READY

Plan before you promise a map

Overlap, GSD, RTK/accuracy expectations, ground control concepts, processing limits and deliverable definitions.

Open track →
THERMAL / SOLAR READY

Know what thermal data can and cannot say

Sensor readiness, timing/conditions, repeatability, anomaly documentation and avoiding unsupported diagnostic claims.

Open track →
COMMERCIAL PROFESSIONALISM

Be the pilot clients call again

Communication, punctuality, scope control, file organization, change handling, boundaries and reputation.

Open track →

PRACTICE LIKE IT IS REAL

Use the same mental workflow real jobs will use.