UAV Flight Operations.

BVLOS Training program

Skylift has developed a rigorous training program on top of a General Visual Line of Sight Certificate (GVC), qualification. This eight-week program ensures pilots are competent and safe flying BVLOS. Training is delivered through a combination of simulator and stick time.

Certified GVC trainers

Alongside our training provider, our in-house instructors are able to instruct and certify General Visual Line of Sight Certificate (GVC), ensuring Skylifts operational pilots meet our strict requirements.

ADDIT Flight framework

ADITT (Aircraft Design Integration Testing & Training) framework.

Skylifts flight operations follow our in-house ADITT approach. ADITT is a risk-managed approach to testing and training for BVLOS and other advanced UAV flying techniques. This framework consists of 4 steps that can be applied to any challenge:

  1. Simulation to Real

  2. Small to Large

  3. Near to Far

  4. Simple to Complex

Flight testing services

Skylift has spent significant time and experience tuning and configuring UAV airframes. Skylift has experience testing, tuning and configuring multirotor, fixed-wing VTOL, fixed-wing, and helicopters.

Site / Feasibility surveys

Skylift conducts multiple feasibility assessments before beginning flight operations. These surveys explore ground and air constraints alongside least risk routing.

Skylift are leading the way with UAV flight operations and operational deployments. We offer the whole solution for operating drones, this can be from planning flight operations to operational deployment of people and drones and the supporting infras
Skylift UAV war gaming a drone project
Skylift are leading the way with UAV flight operations and operational deployments. We offer the whole solution for operating drones, this can be from planning flight operations to operational deployment of people and drones and the supporting infras

A walkthrough of a stage in our operational planning process

Skylift’s CEO, Toby Moores, talk us through one stage in the planning process. This stage looks specifically at the set-up and deployment rollout to ensure valuable time and resources are not wasted during the deployment.