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Demonstrate your operational proficiency and meet Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) requirements with an official Operational Competency Assessment (OCA).
The OCA is a flight and systems assessment required for pilots operating under a Part 102 Unmanned Aircraft Operator Certificate (UAOC). It validates a pilot鈥檚 ability to safely plan, manage, and execute complex UAV missions in compliance with New Zealand鈥檚 aviation regulations.

Delivered by NZ Drones Academy, a CAA-approved Part 141 Training Organisation (TR103670NZ), the OCA is conducted by qualified examiners experienced in real-world operations across security, inspection, and agricultural missions.

What You鈥檒l Be Assessed On:

Flight competency under the Part 102 framework

Pre-flight risk and site assessment

Airspace and weather interpretation (METARs/NOTAMs)

Emergency procedures and communication

Documentation, reporting, and compliance requirements

On successful completion, you鈥檒l receive a CAA-recognised Operational Competency Certificate, valid for 12 months, demonstrating readiness to operate under a Part 102 UAOC.

Applicants must hold a CAA Part 101 Pilot Certificate and have completed pre-flight training with a recognised instructor or organisation.

Candidates should have access to an operational drone system and demonstrate understanding of New Zealand鈥檚 Civil Aviation Rules (Parts 101 & 102).

Minimum age 16 years.

NZ Drones Academy is a CAA-certified Part 141 Training Organisation (TR103670NZ) providing professional drone training across New Zealand. Our courses help students gain recognised UAV pilot certifications under Part 101 and Part 102, combining online learning with practical flight assessments.

With training developed by experienced commercial operators, NZ Drones Academy focuses on safety, compliance, and hands-on skills that prepare graduates for real-world careers in aerial surveying, agriculture, film, inspection, and emergency response.