ᐈᐈ LEADING WOMEN IN DRONES PILOTAGE

Drone pilots women there are still little, but step by step we are increasing the percentage of girls in the world of drones, both FPV racing in the industry and even in the military sector.

Kim is an Aerospace Engineer. He left it all to fly RPAS and is currently teaming with his daughter in the realization of advertising filming services, recordings in races and extreme sports and other types of events, follow-up in fires or emergency situations, as well as all kinds of photography and video requested by individuals (family events etc).

It is responsible for developing the operational plan, ensuring pre and post flight checking as well as the maintenance of its fleet as well as supervising each mission entrusted to them.

She started as a photographer in her high school years and today she makes flights for commercial applications, although what she loves is flying in the middle of nature and finding a way to operate drones is beneficial for those around her.

It is the first to stress the importance of all pilots maintaining a high level of knowledge of the aircraft we pilot and of the regulations being thoroughly known and providing the means to monitor their compliance, at the local and state level, wherever they go. .

Makayla is the daughter of Kim and together they form a very well balanced team in which she brings great creativity, fruit of the great experience accumulated after years as photographer and film director. She has received several awards and is internationally recognized since at 10 years one of her amazing images was published. The first drone they bought was chosen by her and since then both combine their abilities as female pilots to offer the world original high quality drone views.
Elena is a young girl, drone pilot based in New York, videographer and expert in viralization of content on social networks,

On its website it offers a wide range of services related to RPAS piloting - for advertising, real estate, short films, photography, hobby ...-, with the edition of images and video, as well as marketing oriented to social networks, so that the Your clients' project reaches as far as possible.
She also has experience as a writer, producer and has even had her own travel program on television. It is obvious that since she was little she has felt passion for telling stories and has found the drones the ideal vehicle to transmit them.

Strongly supports women so that we are more and more able to navigate the drone world with our particular touch.

Sally is a drone expert who contributes to making female pilots known on her blog as well as mentions in the New York Times and Consumer Reports. He has given talks at South by Southwest events and at the Harvard Busines School.
She became interested in drones when working as a photographer and producer at the Missouri School of Journalism, where she made her first "drone report".
On her website, Sally documents drones for amateurs, children, companies and professionals. Publish all the news that you find out with your personal analysis. It has a fantastic Q & A section for the public, and conducts interviews and follow-up to any female drone pilot who wants to share their achievements and share their experience with us.

Her website has been contributing her particular point of view for many years now, and is full of interesting content, with a feminine approach with the aim of increasing that small share of girls with drones, little by little but with great energy.

She is the best-known drone pilot woman in the drone universe. In recent years he has been diverting his attention to the freestyle where he enjoys free flight without the typical pressures of racing, which are pure adrenaline. His personal story is hard and a great example of overcoming: after several operations by which there was passing, she was bedridden most of the time, for two years, when she was in her twenties. His desire to live was disappearing due to the inability to move proper of someone so young. That's when, thanks to a friend, he decided that he should find a hobby, and this turned out to be the drones. He acquired a small one, learned to handle it and then bought a larger one and, eventually, FPV glasses.

Much practice later and after learning to weld, connect from scratch, began to win races. He was able to develop the smallest FPV racing drone to date and now designs up his own propellers. Today is a model to follow for their effort, sympathy, success and constant encouragement to women to follow their direct steps to heaven.
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