The DGCA-certified Remote Pilot Training Organisation (RPTO) of drone training and research and development firm Berry Avionics has opened in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. The new training facility in Lucknow is intended to serve more than 1,000 professionals, students, and business owners each year who want to advance their careers or use drone technology in their operations.

In India, there is a great need for licensed drone pilots due to the quick increase in drone use in a variety of industries, such as surveillance, infrastructure, and agriculture. Berry Avionics' most recent DGCA-accredited training facility is well-positioned to meet this expanding demand by equipping aspiring pilots with the necessary knowledge and credentials to begin a lucrative career as a certified drone pilot.

By providing accredited training in modern agriculture, the launch will support Government of India programs like Namo Drone Didi, which empower women and provide them with a means of subsistence.

Berry Avionics, which has trained more than 15,000 students and has the support of the World Trade Centre Pune and Shiv Nadar AIC, Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida, is dedicated to creating the next generation of drone professionals by providing a variety of career options in India's quickly changing drone industry.