The construction industry is evolving—and drones are leading the charge. In a field where safety, accuracy, and speed are critical, drones provide construction teams with a new level of efficiency.
The Pros of Using Drones in Real Estate
Looking to elevate your property listings? In real estate, visuals are everything—and drones are making it easier than ever to showcase homes, land, and commercial spaces in their best light.
With high-quality aerial shots and immersive video tours, drones are transforming how agents and developers market properties and attract buyers.
What Is an RPAS Operator Certificate (RPOC) in Canada? How to Get Approved for BVLOS Flights
Learn what the RPAS Operator Certificate (RPOC) is, why it’s required by Transport Canada, and how it enables BVLOS drone operations. Step-by-step guide to getting certified.
New RPAS Restricted Zones in Canada – What Drone Pilots Need to Know
Learn about Canada’s new 9 RPAS Restricted Zones, all located in British Columbia!
How to Read METARs for Drone Pilots
For drone pilots, understanding METARs is essential for safe flying. Wind speed, visibility, and cloud cover all impact whether you should take off or wait for better conditions. Let’s dive in and decode METARs step by step.
How to Get Your Basic or Advanced Drone License in Canada (2025)
Drones are becoming increasingly popular in Canada, whether for recreational use, photography, or commercial applications. To fly legally, you need a drone pilot license, either Basic or Advanced, depending on your needs. Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting certified in 2025.
RPAS Site Survey: Everything You Should Know for Safe and Compliant Drone Operations
Drones have revolutionized aerial photography, surveying, and other industries. However, before launching your drone, conducting a site survey is crucial for safety and compliance, according to Transport Canada. RPAS Centre’s guide walks you through everything you need to know about RPAS site surveys in Canada. What is a Site Survey? A site survey is a […]
SFOC Now Required for Microdrones at Advertised Events!
As of April 1st, 2025, Transport Canada introduced an important update that affects many drone pilots — even those flying the smallest drones. If you’re planning to operate a sub-250g drone at an advertised outdoor event, you now need to secure a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC).
BVLOS Training: Level 1 Complex Instructor-Led Ground School
Master BVLOS operations with RPAS Centre’s Level 1 Complex Ground School. 20 hours of expert-led training with a $99 one-time fee.
How to Register Your Drone in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide
Do you own a drone weighing 250 grams or more? If so, you’re required to register it with Transport Canada before taking flight.