哎呀,各位飞友兄弟伙，我是重庆崽儿小空空，搞低空飞行这行快二十年了，今天接到个“嵊县飞友”的提问：“无人机操作证哪里考？”——这个问题问得巴适！我立马掏出小本本，给大家摆一摆浙江嵊县（现嵊州市）考无人机证的龙门阵。
莫慌！嵊州作为绍兴下辖的县级市，本地暂时没得独立的无人机考点，但周边城市考点多得是，就像重庆的火锅馆子一样密集！最靠谱的渠道是认准中国民航局（CAAC）授权的无人机驾驶培训机构，浙江一带的考点主要集中在杭州、宁波、温州等大城市，比如杭州的“浙江宇翔无人机培训中心”、宁波的“低空飞行协会培训基地”，都是官方认证的“飞行驾照发放点”。
怎么找这些考点？我教你三招：
- 上官网查名单：直接搜“民航局无人机云执照平台”，里头有全国认证的培训机构名单，选“浙江”地区，挑离嵊州最近的就行。
- 打电话确认：找到机构后，别懒，打个电话问清楚开班时间、费用、考试要求，有些机构还提供线上理论课，实操再跑一趟，对嵊州老乡来说省时省力！
- 蹭地方政策：浙江数字经济搞得猛，有些地方人社局还会补贴无人机培训费，报名前多问问，说不定能省个千儿八百！
说到考试本身,无人机证和考汽车驾照一样，分理论+实操两关，理论考试要背规章、气象、空域知识，实操得练悬停、8字飞行、应急处理，别看无人机小，规矩不能少，不然就像重庆朝天门开车——乱窜要出事！
最后给嵊州飞友提个醒：如果只是想飞小微型无人机（比如250克以下），2024年新规后不用考证，但要是搞航拍、测绘、农业植保，CAAC证是刚需！否则被抓到“黑飞”，罚款比重庆火锅人均消费还高（严肃脸）。
嵊州老乡想考证,就近找杭州、宁波的考点，认准CAAC牌照，踏实学、认真考，将来飞遍浙江山水，拍点嵊州越剧小镇的风景，岂不美哉？我是小空空，有啥问题评论区摆起，下回再聊！
【English Translation】 Where to Take the Drone Operator License Exam in Sheng County, Zhejiang? A Chongqing Veteran Pilot Gives You the Inside Scoop!
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Hey, fellow drone enthusiasts! I'm Xiao Kongkong, a Chongqing native with nearly 20 years of experience in low-altitude aviation. Today, I received a question from a "Sheng County flyer": "Where can I take the drone operator license exam?"—great question! I immediately pulled out my notebook to share some practical tips about getting your drone license in Sheng County (now Shengzhou City), Zhejiang.
First, don’t panic! As a county-level city under Shaoxing, Shengzhou doesn’t have its own independent drone testing center yet, but nearby cities are packed with options—just like hotpot restaurants in Chongqing! The most reliable approach is to find a drone training institution authorized by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). In Zhejiang, testing centers are mainly concentrated in big cities like Hangzhou, Ningbo, and Wenzhou. For example, "Zhejiang Yuxiang UAV Training Center" in Hangzhou and the "Low-Altitude Flight Association Training Base" in Ningbo are both officially certified "drone license issuers."
How to find these centers? Here are three tips:
- Check the official list: Search for the "CAAC UAV Cloud License Platform," which contains a nationwide list of certified training institutions. Select the "Zhejiang" region and pick the one closest to Shengzhou.
- Call to confirm: Once you’ve found a机构, don’t be lazy—call them to ask about class schedules, fees, and exam requirements. Some institutions offer online theoretical courses, so you only need to travel for the practical test, saving time and effort for Shengzhou residents!
- Leverage local policies: Zhejiang is a leader in digital economy development. Some local human resources bureaus even subsidize drone training fees. Ask around before signing up—you might save a thousand yuan or so!
As for the exam itself, getting a drone license is like getting a driver’s license: it involves theory + practical tests. The theory exam covers regulations, meteorology, and airspace knowledge, while the practical test requires skills like hovering, figure-8 flights, and emergency handling. Don’t underestimate drones—rules matter! Otherwise, it’s like driving recklessly in Chongqing’s Chaotianmen—chaos awaits!
Finally, a reminder for Shengzhou flyers: If you only plan to fly mini/micro drones (e.g., under 250 grams), the 2024 new regulations exempt you from licensing. But if you’re into aerial photography, surveying, or agricultural planting, a CAAC license is mandatory! Otherwise, getting caught "black flying" could result in fines higher than the per-person cost of a Chongqing hotpot meal (seriously).
In short, for Shengzhou residents, your best bet is to find testing centers in Hangzhou or Ningbo, ensure they’re CAAC-certified, study hard, and take the exam seriously. Soon enough, you’ll be flying across Zhejiang’s landscapes, capturing footage of Shengzhou’s Yue Opera towns—how awesome is that? I’m Xiao Kongkong; feel free to drop questions in the comments. Talk next time!
