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Industry leading, professional RPAS/drone training, right here in Perth, WA. Interspacial Aviation Services is a Western Australian based CASA certified RePL training organisation. Established in 2012, we were the first in WA (ReOC.0075).

Get trained by experienced operators, who are actually working in the drone industry, across mining, oil and gas, utilities as well as film and TV.

We will get you industry ready through unparalleled practical training and support.

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We can develop a bespoke training curriculum to suit your business. Whether you are conducting close proximity, precision inspection work, large area survey, agriculture or film and TV.

We work with enterprise customers looking to establish or develop in-house drone programs, to effectively manage fleets and teams to maintain consistency and compliance.

We offer a range of introductory and advanced Drone Pilot Training Courses from RePL – Remote Pilot License, ReOC – Remote Operators Certificate and AROC – Aeronautical Radio Operators Certificate.

Level up your industry knowledge through data acquisition training such as Inspection Techniques and best-practice, to Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Mapping classes.

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Gaining your Remote Pilot License (RePL) is a crucial step in becoming a Professional, Responsible Operator who has the confidence to get jobs done that graduates from some cookie-cutter schools don’t know where to start. We will provide you with not only the regulatory requirements to and get you the CASA issued license, but the practical knowledge and confidence to go out there and turn your passion into profit!

Interspacial Aviation is dedicated to providing exceptional RPAS training through our aviation and drone industry pedigree. We have been in the industry as operators and still are. We do this to keep ahead of the pack and maintain relationships with players in the WA resources industry. Leverage our expertise and network to establish yourself in this burgeoning industry.

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RePL – Remote Pilot License is issued by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). We do the training and assessment in just 5-days. CASA then issue the license. The license is perpetual (never expires) and you are not required to do a medical.

You do not NEED an RePL to operate drones in Australia. However, you do if you want to:

– fly a drone that has a max take off weight (MTOW) of more than 2kg, or;

– fly above 120 meters, or;

– fly at night, or;

– fly outside line of sight, or;

– fly within 5.5km of airports, or;

– fly in restricted airspace

– and more

ReOC – Remote Operator Certificate. This is a certification given to businesses or sole traders who hold an approved Operations Manual. A sample operations manual can be found here. The benefit is that the Operations Manual outlines processes and procedures that Remote Pilots (RePL holders) employed by or sub-contracting to the business need to comply with.  The person nominated to maintain the manual and hold other pilots to it is known as the Chief Remote Pilot.

Drone flights, jobs and missions that are outside of Standard Operating Conditions (SOC’s) are more complex and inherently carry more risk. In order to obtain approval for these jobs, we need to outline how anyone, including employees and sub-contractors should conduct themselves in all situations. The manual will include acceptable risks, risk controls, checklists and roles and responsibilities for company personnel.

Any flight that is outside the SOC’s, requires a Remote Pilot License and a Remote Operator Certificate.

Established in 2012 by experienced commercial aviation instructors and operators, Interspacial Aviation Services offer comprehensive RePL and ExCAT training. Certified by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, we pride ourselves in delivering not only world class remote pilot training, but ongoing operational support throughout your carreer. We also offer the ability for our RePL trained pilots to operate under our ReOC, while assisting you in applying for your own.

You do not need a license to operate drones commercially in Australia. The “Excluded Category” allows very small (sub-2kg) drones to be used for commercial purposes if you are operating in accordance with Standard Operating Conditions. 

Although there is no formal training required for this, we do offer a short 1-day course if you would like to take this route.

More details can be found on the CASA website. https://www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/publications/plain-english-guides/casr-part-101-plain-english-guide-micro-and-excluded-rpa-operations

There is a reasonable amount of theory. There are 2-days theory; 2-days practical flying, followed by an assessment on the final day.

The learning process is not hard, but there is a lot compressed into a short time. We have never had anyone fail the exam.

Other options such as self-paced online courses cannot deliver that kind of success rate. This is a positive factor of doing the course in class, over a 5 day period. You WILL leave with a license or your money back.

No. you can come to us without any experience whatsoever. This is one of the differences between us and our competitors.

It also means that you do a lot of flying with us; learning all the procedures to do with safety and practical commercial operations in the field.

No. We provide everything you need to complete the certification; all included in the cost. We conduct the majority of our training using the DJI Phantom 4 and Matrice series.

Many individuals and organisations come to us without owning a drone and get valuable information at the course for the type of drone they will eventually need to use.

No, we choose not to compete with the RePL holders that do our training courses. Training is our core business and we stick to it. It also means we can give our students on-going support in their new careers without a conflict of interest.

We can provide work placement opportunities through the healthy relationships with drone service provider companies, and organisations that use drones as part of their work.

Yes, you can absolutely bring your own. Only our aircraft can be used for the assessments.

We encourage you to bring your own if you have one so we can assist in getting you familiar with it.