What does flying hand mean?

Flying hand refers to the drone operator.

Flying hand is the abbreviation of UAV flight control, and there are many classifications, each of which is independent and interrelated. For example, Japanese flying hands can operate multi-rotor drones or fixed-wing drones, plant protection flying hands can be fixed-wing flying hands or multi-rotor flying hands, and multi-rotor flying hands can take aerial photography or do plant protection.

Professional pilots should not only complete the flight mission, but also ensure that the aircraft can return and land safely. The risk of mechanical failure or even crash of UAV is objective. Once this happens, they have to bear the loss of the plane and ensure the safety of personnel. Therefore, as a professional drone pilot, it is not enough to fly, but also to take into account every detail related to drone flight, take precautions and handle it in place, in order to be a qualified drone pilot.

Flying hand work:

1, plant protection drone flying hand

In the agricultural field, drones can be used for farmland inspection, crop monitoring, pesticide spraying and other tasks. Agricultural enterprises and farmers' cooperatives may hire drone pilots to perform these tasks.

2, aerial drone flying hand

UAV is widely used in aerial photography, film and television shooting, real estate and other fields. Film and television companies, advertising companies, real estate developers and other industries may provide related jobs. As an aerial flying hand, you can usually find some extra money without delaying your routine work.

3, mapping drone flying hand

UAV can be used for geographic mapping, land planning, environmental monitoring and other tasks. Surveying and mapping companies, urban planning departments and other institutions may need drone flying hands to perform these tasks.