Go to the classroom and start with the quick orientation video to verify the following: • Who I am • Who this community is for • Who it is not for • How to get value without feeling overwhelmed • The mindset shift from pilot → agency 👉 Watch this before diving into the resources. The goal is clarity, not hype. If the approach resonates, everything else here will make more sense.

Everything here is designed to be plug-and-play, then customized to your own business and jurisdiction. Nothing is meant to replace legal advice. Think of these as starting frameworks, not final answers. Current resources include: • Independent Contractor Pilot Agreement (Agency Model) • Pilot Code of Conduct • Quality & Acceptance Standards • Client Interaction Rules • Pilot Onboarding Checklist • Pilot Vetting & Qualification Checklist • Master Pilot Roster Spreadsheet • Job / Client / Payment Tracking Spreadsheet • Client Service Agreement Template • Exhibit A – Scope of Services Template • Implementation Guide Important note: These documents are intentionally comprehensive. Most members simplify them over time with a local attorney or based on their own operations. Use what applies. Ignore what doesn’t. If you have questions about how or when to use a specific resource, start a discussion — that’s what the community is for.

Welcome to From Pilot to Agency. This community is built for independent drone pilots who want to move beyond solo work and operate more professionally whether that means hiring other pilots, systemizing delivery, or simply not doing everything themselves anymore. A few important things to understand up front: • This is not a flying or Part 107 course • This is not a get-rich-quick program• This community does not promise income results What is offered here is practical guidance around systems, expectations, reliability, and sustainability — the things that actually allow pilots to keep clients, deliver consistently, and scale without burning out. How to use this community: 1. Watch the orientation video 2. Review the Resources tab 3. Introduce yourself (optional but encouraged) 4. Ask real questions based on real situations You don’t need to consume everything at once. Most members get the most value by applying one system at a time. If you’re here to build something reliable and repeatable, you’re in the right place.