Q & A
Frequently Asked Questions
Need a help with something? Here are our most frequently asked questions.
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Training Logistics
For further information, please visit our training section, for course prices go to pricing and for any other training inquiries, please send us a training inquiry.
You can enroll by visiting our website, calling our office, or emailing us directly. Payment plans are available for most courses on our drone training section.
The average completion time for the RPL courses is just under 2 weeks depending on personal schedule.
Costs vary depending on the course type. Please contact us for a detailed price list or check our training pricing section.
We provide drones and training equipment for practical sessions. The training aircraft needs to be registered with the KCAA under our training organisation in order for flight time to be logged, therefore it is not necessary to bring your own drone for training purposes.
Yes, our training includes hands-on flight sessions, equipment maintenance, mission planning, and troubleshooting.
Yes, we provide online theoretical modules that you can complete at your own pace, followed by in-person practical sessions.
Only a valid ID will be required at first. 3 passport photos (1 regular sized and 2 small ones, 2cm by 2.5cm) and a copy of the medical certificate will be needed after.
Training primarily covers multirotor drones. Fixed-wing drones aren't currently included.
We emphasize drone safety, including pre-flight checks, risk assessment, emergency procedures, and compliance with safety regulations.
Upon successfully passing the Skills Test conducted by a Designated Flight Examiner (DFE) appointed by KCAA, candidates receive a Certificate of Completion from Drone Space and a Remote Pilot's License issued by KCAA.
While a Remote Pilot License (RPL) is an essential component of the RPAS Operator Certification (ROC), it alone does not authorize you to conduct legal commercial drone operations. To operate commercially, you must obtain an ROC. We can assist you with the consultation process to meet the necessary regulatory requirements.
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Drone Purchases & Reselling
To see available drones and drone prices please visit our shop section, for drone importation or other drone purchase inquiries, please send us a product/purchase inquiry.
We offer a wide range of drones, including consumer drones for recreational use, professional-grade drones for commercial applications, and specialty drones for industries like agriculture, surveying, and cinematography.
Yes, we cater to both markets, providing high-quality consumer drones as well as advanced professional drones designed for specialized tasks.
We carry top brands such as DJI, Autel Robotics, Huida, and other reputable manufacturers known for their reliability and innovation.
Choosing the right drone depends on your purpose. For casual use, a lightweight consumer drone with basic features may suffice. For professional tasks, consider factors like camera quality, flight time, payload capacity, and compatibility with your specific industry requirements. Our team can guide you through this process.
Yes, all our drones come with manufacturer warranties, typically ranging from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the brand and model.
Yes, many of our drones support upgrades and customizations, but with limitations.
We provide a variety of accessories, including spare batteries, propellers, carrying cases, filters, gimbals, and chargers. Specialized accessories like thermal cameras and agricultural sensors are also available for certain models.
No, we don't offer installment plans. Contact us for details about payment grounds and processes.
Not at the moment, but we're planning to introduce discounts for bulk purchases and corporate clients soon. Let us know your requirements, and we’ll notify you once the program is available.
Our prices are inclusive of taxes and shipping fees unless otherwise stated. During checkout, you’ll see a breakdown of all costs.
We don’t currently offer dedicated technical support, but we’re working on establishing a support service to help with setup, operation, and troubleshooting.
We’re in the process of finalizing a return or exchange policy, which will allow returns or exchanges within a specified period. Stay tuned for updates.
Not yet, but we’re working on partnering with reputable insurance providers to offer drone insurance options soon.
We offer the Remote Pilot License (RPL) training course, the foundational entry-level program recognized by the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) for drone operation and certification.
Yes, all our drones comply with local aviation laws and safety requirements. We also stay updated on regulatory changes to ensure compliance.
Yes, we can guide you through the drone registration process or handle it on your behalf, depending on your requirements.
Yes, we offer drones specifically designed for commercial use, meeting the necessary certifications and specifications for professional applications.
We don’t currently provide repair services, but we plan to introduce professional repair options in the near future.
Not yet, but we’re working on offering a wide range of spare parts, including propellers, motors, batteries, and cameras, for the brands we carry in the near future.
We’re not offering maintenance services at the moment, but we’re developing plans to introduce them soon, including firmware updates, part replacements, and inspections.
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General Inquiries
For any other questions, submit an inquiry or start a chat with us.
Drone training equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to safely operate unmanned aerial systems (UAS). It is essential for understanding regulations, proper handling, and maximizing drone capabilities.
Our programs are open to anyone over the age of 18, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned drone operator looking to expand your skills. ie. Anyone intending to fly BVLOS unmanned aircraft, RPAS crews, pilots, ground control operators and maintainers regulators, multi-agency teams, company managers, procurement officers or safety system managers, persons interested in mitigating RPAS human factors in BVLOS operations
No prior experience is needed. We offer beginner courses that cover the basics and more advanced courses for experienced operators.
Yes, if you're using drones for commercial purposes, most countries require operators to have formal training and certifications.
Our training programs are designed for industries such as agriculture, construction, media production, surveying, search and rescue, and more.
Yes, we offer specialized courses focusing on areas like aerial photography, mapping, inspection, and agricultural applications.
Yes, we offer purchase options for a variety of drones to suit your needs. See our shop section for more details.
While we don't guarantee job placement, we connect our graduates with industry opportunities and networks.
While a Remote Pilot License (RPL) is an essential component of the RPAS Operator Certification (ROC), it alone does not authorize you to conduct legal commercial drone operations. To operate commercially, you must obtain an ROC. We can assist you with the consultation process to meet the necessary regulatory requirements.
Drones must be operated in compliance with aviation regulations. Specifically: Maintain a minimum distance of 50 meters from roads, people, or property. Avoid flying within a 10-kilometer radius of airports or aerodromes. Operate no higher than 400 feet above ground level and ensure the drone remains within 500 meters of the operator, adhering to Visual Line of Sight (VLOS) requirements.
To obtain drone insurance for in-flight operations, the following conditions must be met: The pilot must hold a valid Remote Pilot License (RPL). The drone must be registered with the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA). All flights must be conducted under an RPAS Operator Certification (ROC).
All Remote Pilot Licenses (RPLs) are issued by the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), the regulatory body responsible for aviation safety and compliance in Kenya.
The following KCAA-approved doctors are authorized to conduct medical evaluations for drone operators: Dr. Wanjohi: Contact at 0722 833 492 or via email at wambakiwanjohi@gmail.com, Dr. Phenny: Contact at 0722 302 086 or via email at kphenny123@gmail.com
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Important Considerations & Risks
The factors to consider and potential risks involved.
Unauthorized hardware modifications or firmware hacking may void warranty. Use official DJI channels for software integrations.
Certain modifications (e.g., removing geofencing, boosting signal range) may violate aviation laws. Always check with your Civil Aviation Authority.
Unapproved changes can affect stability, battery performance, and reliability, increasing the risk of malfunctions or crashes.
