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Your Professional Remote Pilot Career Starts Here
The preferred drone training provider
for UAS certification
Malaysia's 1st CAAM
Certified RPTO
We are the first organisation in the country to be given this recognition and also proudly the only airline operator in the world to setup a drone training school.
Commercial Aviation Experienced Trainers
Our trainers have decades of expertise as commercial airline pilots, maintenance personnel, and as training professionals in the commercial aviation industry; this builds a strong foundation for remote pilot training.
Industry-Recognised Certification, Yet Affordable
AADrone academy is a recognised training provider under Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad (PSMB) with reasonable pricing, 100% HDRF claimable and easy payment scheme for individual enrollments
Get UAS Certified To Fly
Why do individuals and organisations need UAS certification and how important it is before lifting off.
Fly Legally
Learn steps, procedures, and requirements to apply and successfully obtain all relevant authorisation and approval in accordance to Malaysia Civil Aviation Regulations (MCAR) Reg 140.
Operate Safely
Equip individuals and organisations with the critical knowledge useful for mission planning and identifying potential threats to your specific UAS operations
Up-skill Workforce
Vital qualification for drone related job offering and to operate in the capacity as a Remote Pilot, Mission Commander, UAS Operations Manager etc.
Avoid Penalisation
Individuals and/or organisations that are found to be operating UAS on Malaysian soil but contravene CAAM's Civil Aviation Directives can be penalized.
Our Drone Courses
[ CAD 6011 (I) RPTO ]
For flights with special authorisations above 400ft/120 meters that are conducted under VLOS, flights permitted within residential, commercial, industrial and recreational areas, and/or flights operations covered by a PDRA (Pre Defined Risk Assessment)
Class Size: 24 Pax
RM 6,000 exclusive SST
Certificate holder may operate operations that involve an unmanned aircraft being flown beyond the visual line of sight (VLOS) of the remote pilot but make use of visual observers for the purpose of avoiding collisions
Class Size: 10 Pax
RM 2,400 exclusive SST
Module 2 can be paired with RCoC-B which enables the certificate holder to operate operations for agricultural UAS works which include dispensation operations and fulfils requirements of CAD 6011 (II).
Class Size: 10 Pax
RM 3,600 exclusive SST
SORA acts as the acceptable means of compliance to the Operational Risk Assessment when operating in the Specific Category. Applicable to Drone operator intending to operate BVLOS, carrying dangerous goods and research & development
Class Size: 24 Pax
RM 2,400 exclusive SST
Guidelines to align organisational operations with CAD 6011 UAS SMS provisions and comply with industry requirements for operation of UAS and more. The systematic SMS approach ensures both safer operations and improved overall efficiency by managing organisational structure, staff accountabilities, policies and procedures.
Class Size: 24 Pax
RM 3,600 exclusive SST
Certificate holder intend to conduct Special UAS projects requires CRM to fulfil the criterion in the Operational Safety Objectives (OSOs). The CRM course aims at initial participants and enhance the understanding of all CRM modules relating it to UAS operations.
Class Size: 10 Pax
RM 2,400 exclusive SST
Train the trainer enables aspiring Remote Pilot Flight/Ground Instructor to be trained to competency meeting CAAM’s requirement to provide practical and theoretical classes in an CAAM approved RPTO.
Class Size: 24 Pax
RM 3,600 exclusive SST
Our Clients
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1.I do not have prior experience flying drones, can I attend the course?
Yes. Minimum age to attend Airasia CAAM Certified Drone Training (RCoC-B) course is 18 years old.
2. Do I need to own a drone before attending the course?
You do not need to own a UAS/drone unit before attending the course. Airasia Drone will provide the necessary equipment (including drones) for drone/remote pilot training purposes.
3. What type of drones will I be using during the training?
Our CAAM approved training drones are currently multirotor/quadcopter. The exact brand / model are that are commonly used and commercially available namely:
DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ v2
DJI Mavic 2 Pro
DJI Air 2s
DJI Agras T10 (for Agricultural Drone Training)
As we progress, AirAsia Drone will introduce and utilize the best (different) suited drone types for the specific requirements needed for the different training scenarios, outcomes, drone operator licensing requirements.
4. Does attending this drone course automatically earn me a drone license by to fly drone everywhere in Malaysia?
Successfully completing the RCoC-Basic or RCoC (EVLOS) Module 1 earns you a Remote Pilot Certificate of Competency in the course category that you have completed.
You will need to apply for a Standard Authorization to Flt (AFT) approval from CAAM together with the RCoC-B to be able to proceed with your drone operations.
5. Is the certificate obtained recognized internationally or just by the Malaysia Government?
The certificate is currently recognized and endorsed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia only.
6. How can I contact AirAsia Drone Remote Pilot Training Organization (RPTO), if I require more information on the Drone Courses?
If you would like to speak to our Drone Instructors, you may drop us a call or WhatsApp text at 018-3118121. We are available from 9am - 6pm on weekdays.
7. How do I fly drones in Malaysia legally?
You will require to have CAAM authorization to fly (ATF) or the relevant approvals depending on the type of UAS operations. As a drone pilot, you will require to have a A2-RCOC or RCOC-B issued by CAAM.
Authorities
Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM)
The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia, previously known as the Department of Civil Aviation, is a government agency that was formed under the Ministry of Transport Malaysia in 1969. Effectively on 19 February 2018, DCA was incorporated into a statutory body known as CAAM.Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) would like to emphasise that all Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) or more familiarly known as Drone flight activities are currently bound to Civil Aviation Regulation 2016 (MCAR) Regulation 140-144.As of March 1 2021, all academies and organisations currently offering training to drone pilots or operators would have to be accredited to comply with its directive called CAD 6011 Part 1.Remote Pilot Training Organisation is an organisation that has been formally approved by the CAAM to submit reports and/or issue certificates on the CAAM’s behalf in relation to the competency of remote pilots.
HRD Corp Recognised Training Provider
HRD Corp is responsible for driving Malaysia’s talent development aspirations through the collection of levy from employers and the funding of training and development programmes for the Malaysian workforce. In recent years, HRD Corp have evolved their mission to also include driving employment and industrial training placements, career coaching and counselling and developing income generating opportunities for Malaysians from a diverse range of skill sets, backgrounds and capabilities. Governed by the Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad Act 2001 (PSMB Act 2001) and under the purview of the Ministry of Human Resources (MOHR), Malaysia, their vision is to future-proof the economic transformation of Malaysia through the country’s most valuable asset – its people. Ultimately, HRD Corp aims to be the catalyst in driving the development of Malaysia’s current and future workforce, in line with the nation’s pursuit of becoming a high income and developed economy.
The Department of Survey and Mapping Malaysia (JUPEM)
The Department of Survey and Mapping Malaysia / Jabatan Ukur dan Pemetaan Malaysia (JUPEM) plays the role and responsibility of national cadastral surveying, mapping services, cadastral activities and geospatial data management to meet the nation’s aspiration. JUPEM is committed to provide and disseminate high quality geospatial information in accordance with established standards and also continuous improvement efforts to ensure customer satisfaction.
