As drone tech evolves, so does the demand for skilled drone pilot By 2030, the drone industry is projected to create over 100,000 new jobs in the U.S. alone. With applications in mapping, inspections, emergency response, and more, today’s students aren’t just learning to fly—they’re preparing to lead the future of aviation from the ground up.

Congratulations on your excellent article published on DroneLife:
“Training Tomorrow’s Drone Pilots: Unmanned Safety Institute on the Drone Radio Show”!

As an offshore pilot and also the CEO of xd4solutions and xd4log, I am currently structuring a comprehensive UAV operator training program in Brazil.
My goal is to elevate the level of drone professionals by aligning training with international standards and preparing them for the new VTOL era in critical logistics, especially in the healthcare segment where is the segment xd4log is focusing on.

I would very much appreciate the opportunity to learn more about this initiative and, if possible, to establish a collaborative relationship. In particular, I would be grateful if you could help initiate a direct connection with Mr. Michael Hill, Program Manager at the Unmanned Safety Institute, so we may explore how to replicate and adapt this remarkable standardization effort for Brazil, as I could see that was developed by him on his way till this days.

Looking forward to the possibility of working together to advance UAV education and safety worldwide.

Warm regards and, again, congratulations!

Pierre Verardi Ramos