No monetary refunds are offered on this course. Once you enroll, you receive immediate access to all course materials, so all sales are final. If you have questions before purchasing, feel free to reach out first — we're happy to help you decide if this course is the right fit.

This course walks you through the practical, hands-on side of getting ready for your first flight — from taking your drone out of the box to preparing it for takeoff. It's geared toward consumer and prosumer drones (my hands-on experience and instruction is based mainly on DJI drones), not enterprise-level equipment. It's not exam prep; you won't be studying for the Part 107 test here. You can take this course either before or after you pass your Part 107 exam — it's designed to build your real-world confidence and readiness in the field, not just your test score.

You don't need to already own a drone to take this course, but it's most beneficial if you do. For the in-person, hands-on classes, drones are not provided, so you'll need to bring your own. You don't need an expensive one — most consumer drones follow a similar setup process — but it's ideal to have one with GPS and a camera. My hands-on experience and instruction is based mainly on DJI drones, so a DJI model is a great fit if you're deciding what to get.

You have lifetime access to this course, including any future updates made to the training modules. Once you enroll, the material is yours to revisit anytime — there's no expiration date and no additional cost for future enhancements.

Yes. The standalone online modules are $99. If you choose to continue on to the in-person Core Training, the combined package is $399 total — so your $99 is already built into that price, not an extra cost on top of it.