各位飞手老铁们好啊！我是你们的老朋友小空空，39岁重庆崽儿，在低空领域摸爬滚打十几年，今天咱就来摆一摆浙江缙云无人机驾驶证那点事儿！别看我现在满嘴火锅味儿，搞起无人机来那可是专业得很——毕竟，天上飞的玩意儿，不比地下跑的轻轨简单嘛！
咱得明确一点：开无人机不是放风筝，耍得嗨更要耍得安全！想合法合规在缙云乃至全国飞无人机，考个CAAC（中国民航局）颁发的无人机驾驶证是必须的，不然哪天被城管大哥逮到，那可就不是一句“我错老”能解决的咯！
缙云无人机驾驶证考点在哪？
缙云作为浙江丽水的“低空新秀”，目前没有独立的无人机驾驶证考场，但别慌！周边考点多得很，最近的就是丽水市区的正规培训机构。
- 丽水职业技术学院（合作考点）：经常开设无人机培训课程，理论+实操一条龙，考试通过直接发证。
- 杭州、宁波等大城市考点：如果时间充裕，跑一趟杭州的“浙江省低空飞行服务中心”或者宁波的AOPA认证机构也行，距离缙云2-3小时车程，就当旅游了嘛！
怎么选培训机构？记住三招！
- 看资质：认准CAAC或AOPA认证的机构，别被那些“三天拿证”的野鸡班忽悠了！
- 摸设备：培训机构用的无人机型号是否齐全？练习机是不是大疆、极飞这类主流品牌？——设备差的地方，教出来的技术也水！
- 问通过率：直接问老师：“你们这儿学员一次考过的有多少？”要是对方支支吾吾，赶紧溜！
？重庆佬给你划重点！
无人机驾驶证考试分三关：
- 理论考试：选择题+判断题，考空域法规、气象知识、飞行原理……别死记硬背，多刷APP题库（无人机世界”），比啃书有用！
- 实操飞行：考手动悬停、8字绕飞、应急处理——手稳心细是关键，千万别学我第一次飞无人机时差点把火锅店招牌撞了！
- 综合评审：口试问答，考官会问点突发情况怎么处理，飞行中突然刮大风咋办？”（标准答案：立马降高返航，别硬刚！）
费用和时间要多少？
培训+考试全程大概8000-12000元，周期15-30天（含集训），价格比重庆火锅贵点，但换来个铁饭碗证，值！顺便说一句，浙江政策鼓励低空经济，有些地方还能申请培训补贴，报名前多问问机构！
小空空的真心话
兄弟们,无人机这行当越来越火，拍景区、搞测绘、送快递……哪样都缺飞手！缙云好山好水，要是能持证飞个仙都风光片，岂不是美滋滋？合法飞行，安全第一，别等炸机了才想起“早知道该考证”！
最后甩个川渝灵魂拷问：你晓得为啥无人机飞得再高，也飞不出火锅的香气不？——因为咱们搞低空的，根永远在地上嘛！
【英文翻译】 Where to Take the Drone License Exam in Jinyun, Zhejiang? A Chongqing Veteran Guides You Through the Low-Altitude Scene!**
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Hey fellow drone pilots! I'm your old pal Xiao Kongkong, a 39-year-old Chongqing local who's been in the low-altitude industry for over a decade. Today, let's talk about getting a drone license in Jinyun, Zhejiang! Don't let my spicy hotpot accent fool you—when it comes to drones, I’m all business. After all, flying machines aren’t as simple as riding Chongqing’s monorail!
First things first: flying a drone isn’t like flying a kite. You gotta have fun safely! To operate legally in Jinyun or anywhere in China, you’ll need a drone pilot license issued by the CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration of China). Otherwise, if you get caught by the authorities, saying “my bad” won’t cut it!
Where to Take the Exam in Jinyun?
Jinyun, as an emerging low-altitude hub in Lishui, Zhejiang, doesn’t have its own official drone license testing site yet. But don’t worry! Nearby options abound. The closest are certified training institutions in Lishui city, such as:
- Lishui Vocational & Technical College (a partnered testing site): Often offers drone training courses with theory + practical lessons. Pass the exam, and you’ll get certified on the spot.
- Hangzhou or Ningbo testing centers: If you have time, consider heading to Hangzhou’s "Zhejiang Low-Altitude Flight Service Center" or AOPA-certified institutions in Ningbo. It’s a 2-3 hour drive from Jinyun—think of it as a mini-road trip!
How to Choose a Training School? Remember These Tips!
- Check credentials: Only opt for CAAC or AOPA-certified institutions. Avoid those “get licensed in 3 days” scam courses!
- Inspect equipment: Does the school use mainstream drone models like DJI or XAG? Poor equipment = poor training.
- Ask about pass rates: Straight-up ask the instructor, “What’s your first-time pass rate?” If they hesitate, run!
What’s on the Exam? A Chongguer’s Cheat Sheet!
The drone license test has three parts:
- Theory exam: Multiple-choice and true/false questions on airspace regulations, meteorology, flight principles… Don’t just memorize—use apps like “Drone World” for practice tests!
- Practical flight: Tests include manual hovering, figure-8 flights, and emergency handling. Steady hands and calm nerves are key—unlike my first flight where I nearly crashed into a hotpot restaurant sign!
- Oral assessment: Examiners might ask about emergency scenarios, e.g., “What if strong winds hit mid-flight?” (Pro answer: Descend and return immediately—don’t fight it!)
Cost and Duration?
The entire training + exam process costs around 8,000–12,000 RMB and takes 15–30 days (including intensive training). It’s pricier than a Chongqing hotpot, but worth it for a legit license! Bonus: Zhejiang’s government promotes low-altitude economy policies—some schools offer subsidies, so ask ahead!
Xiao Kongkong’s Final Advice
Folks, the drone industry is booming—aerial photography, surveying, delivery services… all need licensed pilots! Jinyun’s scenic landscapes are perfect for legal drone footage. Remember: Fly legal, fly safe. Don’t wait until you crash to think, “I should’ve gotten licensed!”
And here’s a soulful Chongqing question: Why can’t drones escape the aroma of hotpot, no matter how high they fly?—Because us low-altitude folks always keep our roots on the ground!
