Recreational Training – Want to learn to fly your drone?

Got a drone for Christmas or a Birthday present? Or perhaps you’re already onto your second after crashing your first one!

Even if aerial photography is just a hobby for you, our recreational training course will take that hobby to the next level.

We show you how to fly safely and get the best out of your drone. So many people rip open the box and are disappointed flying isn’t as easy as they expected, or that the photos and video just aren’t the quality they expected. Not knowing the aircraft systems and mechanics is one of the main reasons for drone crashes – don’t let this happen to you! Our course is tailored to you and will ensure you leave a competent pilot.

With weekend day courses and summer evening classes at our exclusive airport location, there’s a course to suit you. What’s more, if you have a group of 4 or more drone enthusiasts, we’ll come to you!

Want to gift this course to someone? Contact us to find out about our range of gift vouchers.

Don’t have a drone? Don’t worry! Students on this course get heavily discounted prices on our drone packages – contact us to see how we can help.

Why Recreational Training Matters

Flying a drone recreationally can be an incredibly rewarding hobby, offering unique perspectives and endless creative opportunities. However, without proper training, many hobbyists struggle to get the most out of their drones. Common issues include difficulty controlling the drone, poor-quality footage, and even costly crashes. That’s why investing in recreational training is essential. Not only does it improve your flying skills, but it also enhances your enjoyment by helping you understand your drone’s capabilities and limitations.

What You’ll Learn in Our Recreational Training Course

Our course goes beyond the basics of take-off and landing. You’ll learn advanced manoeuvres, such as orbiting around a subject and flying in challenging conditions. Additionally, we’ll teach you how to optimise your drone’s camera settings for stunning photos and videos. Understanding concepts like frame rates, shutter speeds, and ISO settings can transform your aerial footage from average to exceptional.

We also cover essential safety topics, such as understanding airspace regulations and how to perform pre-flight checks. Knowing where and when you can legally fly is crucial, especially as recreational drone rules in Australia continue to evolve.

Benefits of Hands-On Training

One of the biggest advantages of our recreational training is the hands-on experience you’ll gain. Practising with an instructor by your side allows you to correct mistakes in real-time and build confidence faster. Our exclusive airport location provides a safe and controlled environment, giving you the freedom to focus on honing your skills without the distractions of busy public spaces.

Take Your Hobby Further

Many of our students discover that recreational training sparks a passion for drones that extends beyond hobby flying. Some go on to pursue professional drone certifications, turning their interest into a rewarding career. Whether you’re capturing family events, exploring creative photography, or simply enjoying the thrill of flight, our training is the perfect starting point.