Frequently Asked Questions
Section 1: Questions Before Deciding to Study
(Pre-Contact)
Question: I've never learned about drones before. Can I still learn?
Answer: Absolutely. DTTC's courses are designed specifically for beginners, starting from the basics of drone systems, safety, regulations, and step-by-step control. No prior experience is necessary.
Question: If I don't own a drone yet, can I still take the course?
Answer: Yes, we also have drones and training equipment available for use during the course, along with advice on choosing the right drone for your purpose.
Question: Can DTTC recommend and sell drones?
Answer: Yes, we can recommend a suitable model based on your budget and intended use, such as photography, agriculture, surveying, or personal use.
DTTC offers legally compliant drone sales and provides advice on NBTC registration, CAAT registration, and comprehensive insurance.
Question: Will the knowledge gained from this course lead to a real job?
Answer: Yes. The course emphasizes practical application, covering technical aspects, laws, and responsibilities in aviation, enabling students to pursue careers in various fields such as photography, agriculture, surveying, government service, or the private sector.
Section 2: Curriculum Structure
And the duration of the study.
Question: How many days does the course last?
Answer: We offer both short courses of 1-2 days and progressive courses, depending on the learner's level of knowledge and goals.
Question: Does it include both theory and practice?
Answer: It includes comprehensive training covering theory, laws, safety, and field flight in suitable areas under the close supervision of instructors.
Question: Do students have to take an exam?
Answer: The course prepares you for the CAAT exam and provides practical guidance on following correct procedures according to Thai law.
Section 3: Laws and Examinations
And the use of drones in Thailand.
Question: Do I need to register my drone?
Answer: Most drones in Thailand must be registered with the NBTC and the CAAT before use. We provide guidance and assistance in ensuring the process is correct.
Question: Is it okay to fly near the airport?
Answer: No, unless authorized.
Areas near airports are controlled airspace, and permission must be obtained from the relevant authorities beforehand.
In the case of flights in enclosed areas, such as inside buildings or private areas that are not public airspace, permission from the airport may not be required.
However, if airspace is to be used, permission must be obtained according to the procedures.
Question: Can DTTC help with insurance?
Answer: Yes, we recommend and arrange drone insurance to ensure legal and safe flight practices.
Section 4: Safety and Health
And the maintenance of the equipment.
Question: How much emphasis is placed on safety in the course?
Answer: Safety is central to learning and encompasses risk assessment, emergency management, and practices that minimize harm to students and others.
Question: Are there any courses on drone care and maintenance?
Answer: Training includes pre-flight equipment checks, battery maintenance, storage, and proper usage guidelines according to standards.
Section 5: Travel, Accommodation, and Amenities (Salaya – Mahidol)
Question: Is the school conveniently located?
Answer: The learning location is near Borommaratchachonnani Road and close to Mahidol University, Salaya. It's easily accessible by both private and public transportation. Our team can provide route recommendations in advance.
Question: Do you have any accommodation recommendations near the school?
Answer: There are various levels of accommodation available in the Salaya area, such as:
– The September Salaya
Salaya Pavilion Hotel
– The Royal Gems Salaya
This includes accommodations near Central Salaya and Mahidol University.
Question: Are there any restaurants or recreational areas nearby?
Answer: Salaya area is a green zone with a pleasant atmosphere, featuring restaurants, cafes, and relaxing areas along the canal, such as...
Lotus Farm (Cafe and Lotus Garden)
Don Wai Floating Market (open Saturday and Sunday)
– A restaurant by the Tha Chin River.
Suitable for parents or guardians to use while waiting for class.
Question: Can elderly people study here?
Answer: Yes. The course is designed to be learned in a step-by-step, unhurried manner, prioritizing safety and understanding, making it suitable for all ages.
Note for parents.
(In the case of a minor student)
For minors dropped off by their guardians, after dropping off the student, guardians may wait in nearby areas such as cafes, restaurants, or relaxation spots in the Salaya area at their convenience.
To allow students to fully develop concentration, responsibility, and interaction with instructors and fellow participants , we kindly request parents to avoid waiting within the training area at all times.
Drone flight training requires constant focus, concentration, and body control. The training center has instructors who closely supervise students throughout the course to ensure their safety and provide the best possible experience.