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WarrenUAS Receives FAA Approval to Train Students on Large Drones
- Warren County Community College receives FAA approval to train students on large drones exceeding 55 pounds in the NAS, making it one of only five organizations with this exemption.
- Expansion of training capabilities includes Part 107 waivers for operations beyond visual line of sight and over populated areas.
- WarrenUAS partners with The Tactien Group LLC, enhancing industry collaborations and expertise in large UAS operations.
- Drone attorney Jonathan Rupprecht supports the college's application process, emphasizing its role in providing top-notch training.
- The program expects to enroll over 100 students, offering training on various drone platforms with a value exceeding $5 million.
- WarrenUAS provides accredited degrees, certifications, and professional credentials, allowing students to transfer to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for advanced study.
- The program focuses on real-world applications in agriculture, public safety, infrastructure, and environmental research, particularly emphasizing precision agriculture.
- With an affordable education model, Warren County Community College aims to support student success, recognized for its commitment to student access.
- The FAA's approval showcases WarrenUAS' commitment to safety and high standards in drone education and practical experience, positioning it as a leading institution in the field.
- The program continues to evolve as a model for advanced and cost-effective drone education in the United States, gaining recognition for its growth and partnerships.
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