Drones Plus now taking applications for both commercial and infrastructure UAV training/education

LAS VEGAS - June 23, 2016 - PRLog -- The FAA has announced the new FAR Part 107, offering opportunity to the UAV industry to grow and expand across America. Nevada and North Dakota are the hotbeds for drone testing, training, and implementation.
Drones Plus and their staff have managed and executed training at major industry tradeshows across the country, and large trade events in their headquarter city of Las Vegas, preparing clients for the launch of Part 107.

"We've trained people at SMPTE, NAB, NAPTE, CES, and other major trade shows," says CEO Douglas Spotted Eagle, a recognized fixture in the UAV and aviation industries. "We have locations across the country where we train, and our background in aviation is the component that has secured us positions as instructors, trainers, and consultants at events such as NAB, Government Expo, Shanghai NAB, Interdrone, Drone Expo, and other high-profile industry events. Drones Plus is currently touring a "Best Practices in UAV Cinematography" course across the USA with Luisa Winters, America's first female FAA-Certified UAV pilot.

Drones Plus training program goes beyond the minimal standards of the FAA Part 107 examination, and delves deeply into topics such as safety, privacy, ISO practices in risk mitigation, and operational actions in telecom, inspection, autonomous/repeatable flight strategies, and global deployment strategy.

"With Part 107 finally being a reality, many people are interested in beginning to fly drones for purposes of commerce, well beyond the restrictions of hobbyist/recreational flight. This requires unique knowledge, training, and background. We're here to facilitate that not only in Nevada, but around the Western US at our locations in Hollywood, Portland, Seattle, Dallas, and Toronto."

Drones Plus enthusiastically welcomes the FAA regulations found in the newly-minted Part 107 opportunity.