PILOT ACCREDITATION SURVEY

Aviation Industry (Non-UAV)

Please fill out the accreditation survey

We are exploring a voluntary accreditation programme for UAV pilots in New Zealand to enhance professionalism, ensure safer operations, and support integration into the wider aviation industry.

This survey seeks input from non-UAV pilots and aviation organisations to understand your views on the current state of UAV operations and the potential role of accreditation. Your feedback will help shape this initiative.

We are gathering feedback from operators and training providers to understand how such a programme might add value or integrate into your operations and training pathways.

We are exploring a voluntary accreditation programme for UAV pilots in New Zealand to enhance professionalism, ensure safer operations, and support integration into the wider aviation industry. This survey seeks input from non-UAV pilots and aviation organisations to understand your views on the current state of UAV operations and the potential role of accreditation. Your feedback will help shape this initiativeWe are gathering feedback from operators and training providers to understand how such a programme might add value or integrate into your operations and training pathways.

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What best describes your relationship to UAV operations?
Have you or your organisation ever encountered UAV operations affecting your work or airspace?
If yes, what type of impact have UAV operations had on your work?
How confident are you in the current standards and regulations for UAV operations under Part 101 & Part 102?
Do you believe a voluntary UAV pilot accreditation programme could improve safety and professionalism in the UAV sector?
What benefits do you think a UAV pilot accreditation programme could offer the aviation industry?
What concerns would you have about integrating a UAV pilot accreditation programme into the aviation ecosystem?
Would your organisation be willing to engage with a UAV accreditation scheme, such as by recognising accredited UAV pilots or participating in industry consultations?
If implemented, how could this programme support your operations or interactions with UAV pilots? (
Would you like to stay informed or participate further in the development of this programme?