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The only software to accelerate sUAS pilot success.
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Solving the Most Difficult Problems for UAS Program Managers
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Eliminate Inconsistent Training
Ensure all pilots receive consistent training customized to your team’s unique needs.
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Monitor Pilot Qualifications In Real Time
Easily identify the best pilot on your team for each job.
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Ensure Compliance on Internal Policies and External Regulations
Maintain and track communication with your team about policy updates and regulation changes.
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Easily Vet Perspective Pilots
Decrease pilot attrition with pilot vetting and a step-by-step training program.
The PilotHub is an end-to-end software solution for UAS program managers to track, train, and unify their pilot team.
Why UAS Program Managers Love the PilotHub
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Step-by-Step Training
Smoothly progress pilots through a tailored training path designed by our team of experts.
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Manager Portal
Monitor pilots' progress through every step.
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Pilot Qualifications
Easily identify the most qualified pilots for each job.
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Announcements
Make announcements to the team and track opens.
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Assignments
Easily update team training by adding new tracked assignments.
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Resources
Access hundreds of hours of webinars, e-books, and videos.
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Quizzes
Ensure pilot understanding by implementing graded knowledge checks.
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Messaging
Stay in touch with the team on one central platform.
Why Train with DARTdrones?
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45
Flight Instructors
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40+
Cities Nationwide
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11,000+
UAS Instruction Hours
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10,500+
Pilots Trained!
"The PilotHub gives managers easy access to the tools they need to develop and maintain a successful team of drone pilots."
"The PilotHub was designed based on the needs of UAS program managers across many different industries. Coordinating a large team of drone pilots gets extremely complicated. The PilotHub simplifies the role of sUAS program managers."
"The PilotHub provides UAS program managers with the tools necessary to make sure their pilots are fully prepared for the flight operations they are assigned to perform; a factor that has been the cause of many unfortunate and costly incidents."