Preparation for the AESA Official Exam for UAS Pilots, Subcategories A1–A3 and A2 (drones)

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Science and Technology

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

This formation of Preparation for the official AESA exam to become a UAS pilot in subcategories A1–A3 and A2. (drones) prepares participants for a field that is constantly growing and becoming more regulated. More than just basic training, it serves as an introduction to the discipline, focusing on the safe and responsible operation of drones according to current regulations. With a solid foundation in medical requirements for pilots and occupational risk assessment, the program also emphasizes the importance of first aid and emergency response when using UAS. Through practice exams, the course aims to familiarize students with the format and structure of the official tests, maximizing their chances of successfully earning certification. Choosing this course means taking a solid step toward a comprehensive understanding of transactions involving drones based on safety and efficiency criteria.

Objectives

  • Prepare and guide students in obtaining the official certificate issued by the Spanish State Aviation Safety Agency (AESA), such as pilot UAS in the Open Category, Subcategories A1, A2, and A3.

  • To provide students with exams simulation test with exam questions officials.

  • Identify the technical and operational requirements for flying drones in a safe and legal.

  • Develop practical skills for planning and implementation flights.

  • Strengthen theoretical knowledge Key to passing the official AESA exam.

  • Apply standardized procedures for managing emergencies and operational risks.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. MEDICAL, QUALIFICATION, AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE UAS UNIT 1. Qualification requirements and types of UAS pilot certificates 2. Health requirements for UAS pilots 3. Functional organizational chart of the UAS unit. Responsibilities 4. Training program within the UAS unit 5. Training records and qualification verification TEACHING UNIT 2. IDENTIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS FOR THE CREW 1. Precautions Regarding Crew Health 2. Risk Identification in UAS Operations 3. Operational Safety Study 4. Risk Mitigation in RPAS Operations 5. Personal and Collective Protective Equipment LEARNING UNIT 3. FIRST AID IN UAS OPERATIONS 1. Occupational Risk Prevention Legislation and RPAS Risks 2. First Aid 3. Responses to RPAS Accidents (I) 4. Response to RPAS Accidents (II) 5. Reporting Incidents and Accidents: Responsible Entities TEACHING UNIT 4. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN 1. Objective of the Response Plan. Emergency Operational Procedures (I) 2. Emergency Operational Procedures (II) 3. Plan to Limit the Effect of Sudden Escalation 4. Staff Roles and Responsibilities 5. Staff Responsibility Charts and Training
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