Online · Recreational and Part 107

Fly it well,
and know the rules.

Two things separate a usable drone from an expensive toy: footage that isn't jerky, and knowing exactly where and when you're allowed to be in the air. Neither takes long to learn properly.

  • 8–12weeks per program
  • 48 hfor a footage review
  • 10 maxin a live session
  • $0intro call
PROGRAM · WEEK 4 OF 10 Smooth flying 40 % complete Fly a box, slow and even Check airspace every time Two orbits, no jerk Log each flight Live session Tue · 7:00 PM Coach feedback « Slow the yaw, ease the stick »
The programs

Four programs, from first hover to paid work

You fly locally and legally; we work on the footage, the decisions and the rules.

How it works

Plan the flight, review the footage

Every flight has a purpose, a check of the airspace, and footage that someone looks at afterwards.

Free intro call

Twenty minutes on your drone, where you fly and what you want from it.

Pre-flight, every time

Airspace, weather, battery, people. It takes two minutes.

Fly two short sessions

Specific moves, not aimless hovering.

Written feedback

Within 48 hours: stick control, framing, and the next thing to practice.

Plans

Pick your level of support

Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.

Group sessions

A weekly session on flying, rules and members' footage.

$29/ month

  • One 60-minute live session each week
  • Groups of 10 pilots maximum
  • Footage reviewed live
  • Pre-flight and shot list templates
  • Replays for 30 days
Join the group

Part 107 & work

For the exam, a portfolio, or starting to take paid jobs.

$165/ month

  • One 45-min session each week
  • Replies within 24 hours
  • Full exam study plan and practice tests
  • Portfolio piece built with you
  • Access to all group sessions
Talk it through

Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.

A typical week Mon Plan Tue Session Wed Fly Thu Footage Fri Review
How we work

Coaching, not an authority

Oreviox is not the FAA, not a testing center and not affiliated with any regulator. We prepare people for the Part 107 exam and issue nothing; the certificate comes from the process the FAA sets out.

Rules change, and they differ by state, city and park. Checking current regulations, restrictions and permissions for the place you're about to fly is the pilot's job, every time — we'll teach you how, and we can't do it for you.

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Frequently asked

The questions we get most

Do I need Part 107?

For anything that isn't purely recreational, yes, and the line is narrower than people assume. We'll explain how it works and let you decide what applies to you.

Which drone should I buy?

Whatever fits your use and budget; we take no commission. Most people are better served by a mid-range model and more practice.

Can I fly in a park?

Depends on the park, the city, the state and the airspace. Checking all four is part of the pre-flight routine we drill.

Is this an official training course?

No. We coach flying, footage and exam preparation. We issue no certificates and are not affiliated with any authority.

Do you help with insurance?

We'll tell you to get it and what questions to ask. We're not insurers or brokers and don't advise on policies.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.

Want smoother footage?

Twenty minutes on your flying, your drone and where to start. Free.