The online community is cool with asynchronous communication and chatting but there is no substitute for live interactions for sharing ideas and questions. After all, we’re social animals. If you’re interested in a live zoom meeting to kick around ideas, introduce yourself or share your stories after passing your part 107, like 👍 this post. I’m sure I can get @Sean McKay Holt to join us to liven things up. Cheers!

Sure, we’re always talking about drones as search tools but what if you’re the searched, and don’t want to be found? This video shows you how. https://youtu.be/Pdy0uxaJl0E?si=NA8rV4cpkurGE942

🌟 Meet Airman Dominic H., a proud graduate of Quantum Dynamics’ 2-Day Part 107 Test Prep Workshop (In-Person)! With a helicopter in the background at our partner testing facility - Hillsboro Heli Academy, Dominic shares how he passed the FAA Part 107 Exam and gained the confidence to use drones for exciting career opportunities. 🚀 Dominic’s Story: “The class was tough, but it was well taught. It was a lot of information in a very short time, but it worked! If I’d tried to do it all by myself, I probably would’ve given up.” Thanks to Quantum Dynamics’ expert instruction, Dominic is now FAA Part 107 certified and ready to leverage his drone skills for a variety of professional applications. 🎯 What Jobs Are Available for Certified Drone Pilots? With an FAA Part 107 license, you can pursue high-demand careers, such as: ✨ Drone Videographer: Create stunning visuals for events, real estate, and films. ✨ Wildlife Conservationist: Monitor habitats and track animal populations with aerial surveys. ✨ Disaster Response Pilot: Support emergency teams with real-time aerial intel. ✨ Infrastructure Inspector: Safely survey bridges, towers, and pipelines. ✨ 3D Mapping Specialist: Produce detailed maps for construction and urban planning. ✨ Agricultural Surveyor: Help farmers optimize crops and irrigation systems. 🔥 Join the Quantum Dynamics Drone Academy on Skool! Take the next step in your drone journey by joining our Quantum Dynamics Drone Academy on Skool. What You’ll Get with Paid Courses: ✅ Interactive Video Lessons: Visually engaging, professionally designed content. ✅ Hundreds of Practice Questions: Test your knowledge and prepare with confidence. ✅ Spaced-Repetition Instruction: Retain more and stress less with proven learning techniques. ✅ Supportive, Gamified Community: Learn alongside other students and earn rewards as you progress. What You’ll Get in the Free Community: ⭐️ Network with Like-Minded Individuals: Collaborate and share ideas with others in your field.

Answer: Whatever they want. Including smashing glass, printers 🖨️, and any hopes of a clean-up deposit. 💥 2024 was a wild ride for so many of us. Between the turbulence and tailwinds, it’s safe to say we all needed a moment to unwind. Enter: Sabotage by Beastie Boys and Kickstart My Heart by Mötley Crüe blasting in the background as we let off steam like true remote-pilot legends. 🎶🔥 No drones were harmed in the making of this video. 🛸 (But if those UFO-like drones ever start acting up, let this video serve as a WARNING. 👀 We’ve got glass-smashing precision, and we’re not afraid to use it.) This rage session was exactly what we needed to clear the runway for a smooth takeoff into 2025. 🚀💪 And now we’re ready to crush it! What about you? 💬 This is a community-driven platform, and we want to know what YOU would like to see here to find value. Let us know your thoughts, ideas, or requests in the comments—along with your poll answers! Happy New Year! Stay safe, keep the skies friendly, and don’t forget—remote pilots know how to party (and rage responsibly). Let’s make 2025 the year we soar higher than ever! 🙌 #QuantumDynamics #RemotePilotRage #SabotageAndSmash #KickstartMyRage 💥 #2025Ready 🚀 #NoDronesWereHarmed 🛸 #KeepTheSkiesFriendly #HappyNewYear #RageRoomVibes 🗳️ POLL TIME! 👉 How do YOU unwind?

The report specifies that FAA restrictions should be raised by Jan 17th. It also mentions an app the FAA offers for airspace information called B4UFLY. However, the app is unavailable pending the debut of new versions. I sleuthed around and found on Reddit that some folks use an app called LAANC to learn about airspace restrictions for their area. https://www.haystack.tv/v/month-northeast-drone-mystery-remains-unsolved?utm_campaign=website_share_video&utm_content=copy_link&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=haystack_website_share