Different advices for drone flying at one place.

One of the most important rules for the drone pilots is to fly up to the allowed altitude of 400 feet. Every person who has ever flown a drone knows this rule, and follows it without questioning. But have you ever wondered why you should never fly above 400 feet? We will give you the answer today!

Are you wondering how you can expand their life? Today we are going to share with you how to store the drone batteries properly in order to expand their life to the maximum.

Every good drone is equipped with intelligent, useful options, and the RTH function is one of them. Today we are going to give you some important notes on the return to home function.

You are new to this and you still need to learn how to fly it without crashing it into the first building? We understand the struggle, and that’s why we want to give you some beginner drone tips that will be helpful in your drone journey!

The best weather conditions to fly a drone
Weather, weather, weather.. one big enemy of the drone flying. You should be a real pro to fly a drone no matter the weather conditions. But what are the best weather conditions to fly a drone, and how to deal with wind, rain, or snow?

When we talk about flying a drone, most of the time we think about the technical specifications of the flight. Altitude, range of flight, points to view, home point, taking off, and landing. We also prepare our needed technical documentation such as approval and waiver. But in addition to all these requirements, we should also always check the weather forecast.

Flying your drone for the first time can be incredibly exciting but there’s the potential for you to make a mistake that could really ruin your day. It could really ruin your time out flying.

VLOS and BVLOS – each drone pilot must know well these important abbreviates. If you are new to drones at all, we shall explain them here.