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Professional Drone Training, Certification & Aviation Excellence in Southeast Asia
Comprehensive curriculum meeting international standards. From basic flight operations to advanced commercial applications.
Weekend and evening classes available. Learn at your own pace with our modular training approach.
Learn from professionals with thousands of flight hours in aerial photography, surveying, and inspection.
Train with the latest drone technology from DJI, Autel, and other leading manufacturers.
Located in Vientiane with access to diverse training environments including urban and rural landscapes.
Receive certification recognized by Laos Civil Aviation Authority. We help with registration and licensing.
Official partner with Laos Department of Civil Aviation. All certifications are government-recognized and valid throughout Lao PDR.
Our curriculum aligns with ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) standards, making our certifications internationally respected.
Strong partnerships with leading drone manufacturers, commercial operators, and government agencies provide real-world opportunities for our graduates.
Access to extensive library of training materials, flight simulation software, and post-certification support for continuous learning.
Perfect for beginners and hobbyists. Compact and user-friendly with automated flight modes and obstacle avoidance. Ideal for recreational photography and learning the basics of drone operation.
Professional cameras with advanced stabilization for cinema-quality footage. Features include RAW capture, HDR, and multiple camera angles. Used by filmmakers and professional photographers.
Built for speed and agility. FPV racing requires skill and precision. Customizable builds with powerful motors. Used in competitive drone racing leagues and FPV cinematography.
RTK GPS and high-resolution sensors for surveying and mapping. Capable of creating accurate 3D models, orthomosaics, and topographic maps. Essential for construction, mining, and land development projects.
Industrial-grade for infrastructure inspection with thermal cameras, zoom capabilities, and obstacle avoidance. Used for inspecting buildings, bridges, power lines, and industrial facilities safely and efficiently.
Large payload for crop spraying and precision agriculture. Multi-spectral sensors for crop health monitoring. Used extensively in rice and coffee farming across Laos for efficient pesticide and fertilizer application.
Heavy-duty commercial drones with modular payload systems. Suitable for large-scale operations, search and rescue, and specialized industrial applications. Built for reliability and extended operations.
Long-range, extended flight time for large area mapping and surveillance. Efficient for covering vast areas like forests, agricultural fields, and infrastructure corridors. Ideal for surveying projects.
Market leader worldwide. Popular models: Mavic series, Phantom, Mini series, Matrice for commercial use.
Known for high-quality cameras and no-fly zone restrictions. EVO series popular among professionals.
French manufacturer. Anafi series offers good portability and 4K HDR recording. Popular in Europe and Asia.
Chinese agricultural drone specialist. P Series widely used in Southeast Asian agriculture for crop spraying.
Advanced autonomous flight technology. Excellent obstacle avoidance. Popular for inspection and cinematography.
Many pilots build custom FPV drones. Allows full customization for racing, freestyle, or specialized applications.
Laos offers diverse and stunning landscapes perfect for drone operations:
Drones are revolutionizing industries across Laos:
Understanding Laos climate for optimal drone operations:
Registration takes 2-3 weeks. Required documents include passport copy, drone specifications, proof of ownership, and completed application form. We assist with the entire registration process.
Laos follows ICAO guidelines with local adaptations. DCA (Department of Civil Aviation) oversees all UAV operations. Commercial operations require proper licensing and insurance coverage.
Restricted zones include airports (5km radius), military bases, government buildings, and border areas. Check DCA airspace maps before flying. Special permits required for controlled airspace.
Registration fee: 200,000-500,000 LAK depending on drone category. Commercial license: 1,000,000-2,000,000 LAK. Annual renewal: 500,000 LAK. Insurance typically 500,000-2,000,000 LAK annually.
DJI Fly, DJI GO 4 for flight control. UAV Forecast for weather conditions. OpenSky Network for airspace awareness. Airmap or DroneDeploy for flight planning and mapping.
Drones can be imported for personal use with proper declaration. Commercial import may require additional permits. Batteries must comply with airline regulations when flying to Laos.
Always seek permission before flying near temples (wats), pagodas, and monasteries. These sacred sites require respect and prior authorization from local authorities or monks.
When operating in rural areas, inform village leaders or elders before flying. Respect privacy, avoid flying over homes without permission, and be mindful of noise disturbances.
Maintain safe distance from wildlife, especially in protected areas. Avoid disturbing nesting birds or endangered species. National parks require special permits for drone operations.
All drones operating in Lao PDR must be registered with the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA):
Maximum flight altitude limits:
Restricted areas without special authorization:
Requirements for drone operators:
Respect privacy rights and data protection:
Violations can result in:
Perfect for beginners. Learn basics, safety protocols, and get hands-on flight experience.
Comprehensive training for commercial flying. Covers regulations, airspace, and exam prep.
Master cinematic footage. Composition, camera settings, and post-processing.
Create accurate maps, 3D models using photogrammetry. Essential for surveying.
Specialized training for inspecting buildings, bridges, and facilities.
Become a certified instructor. Advanced pedagogy and curriculum development.
Ready to take to the skies? Contact us for course inquiries, corporate training, or questions about drone regulations in Laos.