： 各位飞友大家好，我是你们的老朋友小空空，今年39岁，来自山城重庆，作为一名在低空领域摸爬滚打多年的“老飞手”，今天咱就来唠唠浙江江山无人机驾驶证的那些事儿，别看我是个重庆崽儿，但对全国各地的无人机政策那可是门儿清！毕竟，咱们搞无人机的，就像重庆火锅一样，要的就是个“麻、辣、鲜、香”——技术要麻利，操作要辣手，知识要鲜活，经验要香醇！
咱得明确一点：无人机不是你想飞就能飞的，尤其是在江山这样的美丽城市，根据中国民航局（CAAC）的规定，操作重量超过250克的无人机，必须考取相应的驾驶证，否则，就像在重庆吃火锅不蘸油碟——少了那味儿，还容易“烫嘴”（被罚款甚至拘留）！
浙江江山的朋友们要去哪里考这个证呢？江山本地目前没有专门的无人机驾校，但别急，咱们可以就近选择！浙江省内有多家CAAC授权的培训机构，比如杭州、宁波、温州等地都有，这些机构就像重庆的“网红火锅店”，名气大、资质全，包教包会包你拿证！
以杭州为例,就有“浙江低空飞行协会培训中心”和“杭州无人机驾校”等知名机构，这些地方提供从报名、培训到考试的一条龙服务，课程内容包括理论教学（航空法规、气象学、飞行原理等）和实操训练（起飞、降落、航线规划、应急处理等），学费一般在5000-8000元之间，学习周期7-15天，具体看班型，考过之后，CAAC颁发的驾驶证全国通用，走到哪儿都能挺直腰板飞！
如果你时间紧张,也可以选择线上理论培训+线下实操的模式，灵活得像重庆的“梯坎路”——怎么走都通！不过小空空提醒大家，实操一定要找正规机构，别贪便宜找“野鸡教练”，不然就像吃了假火锅——拉肚子事小，炸机事大啊！
给各位飞友提个醒：考完证只是第一步，飞行时还要遵守当地空域管理规定，江山作为旅游城市，有些区域是禁飞区（比如景区、机场附近），千万别“莽起飞”（重庆话：傻飞），否则警察叔叔找你喝茶可不是闹着玩的！
想合法合规地享受飞行乐趣,就赶紧找个靠谱机构把证考了，我是小空空，一个爱无人机如爱火锅的重庆老男孩，下次再给大家摆点更精彩的龙门阵！记得关注我，带你飞得更高、更稳、更安全！
【英文翻译】：** Where to Take the Drone License Test in Jiangshan, Zhejiang? Chongqing Old Driver Xiao Kongkong Takes You Flying!
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Hello everyone, this is your old friend Xiao Kongkong, a 39-year-old from Chongqing. As a seasoned "old pilot" in the low-altitude领域, today let’s talk about getting a drone license in Jiangshan, Zhejiang. Though I’m a Chongqing local, I’m well-versed in drone policies across the country! After all, working with drones is like enjoying Chongqing hotpot—it requires speed ("ma"), skill ("la"), fresh knowledge ("xian"), and rich experience ("xiang")!
First things first: you can’t just fly a drone anywhere, especially in a beautiful city like Jiangshan. According to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), operating a drone weighing over 250 grams requires a license. Otherwise, it’s like eating hotpot without dipping sauce—you’re missing the point and might get "burned" (fined or even detained)!
So, where can folks in Jiangshan, Zhejiang take the test? While there aren’t dedicated drone training schools in Jiangshan itself, don’t worry—you can opt for nearby options! There are several CAAC-authorized training institutions in Zhejiang, such as in Hangzhou, Ningbo, and Wenzhou. These places are like Chongqing’s "internet-famous hotpot spots"—well-known, fully certified, and guaranteed to get you licensed!
Take Hangzhou, for example, which has the "Zhejiang Low-Altitude Flight Association Training Center" and "Hangzhou Drone School." They offer all-in-one services from registration and training to testing. Courses cover theory (aviation regulations, meteorology, flight principles) and practical skills (takeoff, landing, route planning, emergency handling). Fees typically range from 5,000 to 8,000 RMB, with programs lasting 7-15 days depending on the course type. Once you pass, the CAAC-issued license is valid nationwide—you can fly anywhere with confidence!
If you’re short on time, you can also choose online theory training combined with offline practical sessions, as flexible as Chongqing’s "staircase paths"—there’s always a way! But I remind everyone: practical training must be done with正规 institutions. Don’t cheap out and go for "unlicensed coaches," or it’ll be like eating fake hotpot—a crashed drone is worse than an upset stomach!
Lastly, a reminder to all pilots: getting licensed is just the first step. Always follow local airspace regulations when flying. As a tourist city, Jiangshan has no-fly zones (e.g., scenic areas, near airports). Don’t "fly recklessly" (Chongqing dialect: "mang qi fei"), or the police might invite you for a serious chat!
In short, if you want to enjoy flying legally and safely, find a reliable institution and get licensed. I’m Xiao Kongkong, a Chongqing old boy who loves drones as much as hotpot. Next time, I’ll share more exciting stories! Remember to follow me for tips on flying higher, steadier, and safer!
