Today's episode is about gauging piloting skills. Is the FAA successful in accurately gauging the skill level of a drone pilot? What are some tricks for determining that a drone pilot knows his stuff?

Our caller has come up with a great question today. How do you determine if a drone pilot is really good at what he does? Does getting a Part 107 certification validate a pilot's skills? We discuss some Tips and Tricks which can help you answer this question. You will also learn how Drone U can help you improve your piloting skills. Thanks to the caller for the question. Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today's question is about ascertaining the piloting skills

How successful is FAA in accurately gauging piloting skills?

Discussing the proposed Reauthorization Bill which could render Part 107 obsolete

What could be FAA's motive behind removing Part 107?

Rules for takeoff and landing that every drone pilot should follow

Should you go for an IMU calibration every time?

Some more important things that every drone pilots should know

How can Drone U help you improve your piloting skills?

How to gauge piloting skills by looking at drone footage

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