Damon Darnall, aka the Drone Boss, is the founder of the Sky Eye Network, which is the number one network of professional drone entrepreneurs in North America. The Drone Boss has over 25 years of experience flying Drones and has logged over 10,000 Drone flight hours.

He has set 2 world records and competed in numerous National and World competitions. And, he has a number one best-selling book, “Drone FAA 107 License Study Guide: Everything You Need to Know to Pass Your 107 Test the FIRST Time.” That’s not all – he has a proven track record of successfully launching & running start-up businesses.

Not only has he trained over 5,000 people to fly drones, but he’s also trained over 3,000 people to start their own profitable drone businesses. Click here to see what others have said about the Drone Boss after attending Drone Command Live.

You will not receive a license from the FAA after attending Drone Command Live. That is something you can and should obtain separately. Our team can support you with that – please email us at contact@thedroneboss.com.

Every registrant will put their name in a hat at the event. One name will be drawn and will win the Mavic!

The seminar begins at 9:00 am Mountain Time each morning (for 3 days) and ends around 7:00 pm Mountain Time each night. This is a complete 3 day event (you do not pick and choose which days you want to come).

Yes, recordings are available with the purchase of a VIP ticket.

Just bring a teachable spirit and a receptive attitude. You will be provided with everything else you need.

Yes, in order to fly a drone commercially and have a real business operating a drone—you will need to obtain your 107 “license” with the FAA. However, Drone Command Live is not a 107 prep course. This is a total 3-day immersion in Drone Business Development. While it is not a 107 prep course, we will provide you with all the resources to prepare for your 107 test.

We even provide you with the actual reference book that you can take into the test with you—but we want your time spent with us learning how to successfully start or expand your Drone business. We don’t want you to be like the hundreds of people who pass their 107 exam and then say, “Now what do I do?” After Drone Command Live, you’ll know exactly what to do and how to do it. You are going to learn a ton and have a blast doing it.

Then you’re probably in the best position ever to learn and start your own business in this incredible industry. You will learn from two business professionals who have a proven track record of launching successful businesses.

And you will learn directly from Diego Rodriguez, who is one of America’s most highly sought-after business growth consultants. There is no better place for new entrepreneurs to learn how to start and build a business than at Drone Command Live!

That is not a terrible idea. We have many attendees who have come to Drone Command Live so they can start their drone business “on the side.” It is a great way to get started and you will receive all the tools and resources necessary to make it a success!

If you attend Drone Command Virtual – Day 1 and do not feel like it was worth your investment, you can receive a complete REFUND. There is no risk. Register today! (To receive a refund, you must request the refund before the end of Day 1.)

Anybody and everybody who has any interest in making money using a Drone should be at this event. In particular, RC hobbyists, photographers, videographers, local marketers, and entrepreneurs should attend.

The 333 is basically old news. Don’t worry about it. The FAA has now released the highly anticipated Part 107 rules to properly regulate the drone industry (as noted above). So, a “333” is no longer necessary, and the Drone Boss will explain everything you need to do to be compliant with Part 107 rules. In short, you will know exactly how to comply with all regulations so you can go into business with your drone!

If you are interested, you can click here to read an overview of the history of the FAA and the “333.”

This is a virtual event, but you’ll want to have your camera on. So dress business casual.