A Drone Pilot License is necessary for the safe and legal operation of drones, as mandated by DGCA regulations. These regulations state that only individuals with a Remote Pilot Certificate (RPC) are authorized to operate drones or remotely piloted aircraft.
You need a Remote Pilot Certificate obtained from a DGCA-approved drone school via the Digital Sky platform to legally operate drones in the country.
The cost of drone pilot training can vary widely depending on the training provider, location, and the level of training you require. To obtain specific pricing information, please get in touch with our sales team.
The types of Drone Remote Pilot Licenses (RPLs) available in India are:
The eligibility criteria for the DGCA Drone Pilot Training Course typically include:
Age: Minimum 18 years.
Education: Completion of at least 10th grade (secondary education).
Identification: Aadhar card for identity verification.
Passport: Some courses may require a valid passport as part of the documentation.
Our courses typically last between 5 to 7 days, with most courses having a standard duration of 5 days, except for a few exception
To receive a certificate, students must meet the following criteria:
Completion of Training: Successfully complete the 5-day training program.
Evaluation: Undergo assessment in both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Drone pilots have promising career prospects in various fields, including agriculture, mining, mapping, surveying, construction, inspection, media, entertainment, security, and surveillance, among others.
A drone license is valid for 10 years from the date of issuance.
For renewal of validity of authorisation, a person may make an application online in Digital Sky Platform. Process of renewal is same as initial application process. The authorised RPTO should apply for renewal at least 60 days before the date of expiry. The period of renewal may be up to a period of 10 years