Your Gateway to Becoming a Certified Drone Pilot
Are you ready to elevate your career in the dynamic world of drone aviation? At Flyy, we are your trusted partner on the path to getting a professional UAV pilot license. Join us and become a certified drone pilot, unlocking endless opportunities in this high-flying industry.
Innovation, Efficiency and Safety for the Drone Air Space
Our goal is to ensure safety and efficiency in drone operations across various industries while offering top-notch training and certification to enhance the skills of professional drone pilots and their teams.
At FLYY, we stay proactive by assessing the needs and requirements of all parties involved. Our goal is to understand and develop enhanced standards, methodologies, and guidelines that will elevate human capabilities and operations within the drone airspace.
Why Choose Flyy?
Experienced Instructors
Learn from one of Canada’s most experienced drone pilot instructors with instantly available, online training for all experience levels.
Safety and Security
We are dedicated to upholding the highest standards, ensuring that both the manned aviation sector and the public remain protected.
Innovative Training
Stay on the cutting edge of drone technology with our innovative training programs. From advanced flight techniques to the latest industry trends, we’ve got you covered.
We work collectively with industry leaders to safeguard both the manned aviation sector and the public as the frequency, duration and risks associated with unmanned flight increases.
We are committed to ensuring that safety and security, innovation, and capacity building, as well as Economic Development and Environmental Impact, are central to our efforts and partnerships.
Meet some of our members, partners and clients.
Frequently Asked
What certification do I need?
If your drone weighs 250g or more, you’ll need either a basic or advanced certification to fly in Canada. An advanced certification allows you the most flexibility.
What if I fly a sub 250g drone?
Flying a microdrone, that is, one that weighs less than 250 grams, doesn’t require a certification. The Canadian Aviation Regulations state that you can’t fly in restricted airspace or cause a hazard to other airspace users or people on the ground. It’s helpful to have some knowledge and context so you know what might be considered a hazard and how to find restricted airspace. Our ground school for basic pilots is an excellent way to learn all this and more!
The Path to Your Drone License Begins Here
Are you ready to take your drone to new heights? Start your journey toward becoming a certified UAV pilot with Flyy. Our comprehensive drone courses are designed to meet the needs of both beginners and experienced flyers.
