Drones: The Mastery Collection was designed to pull together all the relevant information that any prospective UAV/Drone Pilot requires in order to go from beginner to Master Drone Pilot. The 2 books contained within this collection work in unison through direct information and simple to follow how to guides that cover all aspects of UAV aviation. The collection begins with Drones: The Professional Drone Pilot’s Manual. It is our responsibility as drone pilots to fly respectfully and safely, generally we do our best. The way to be the best is to be organised and practice a process that works for you. Drones: The Professional Drone Pilot’s Manual is a pathway to becoming a professional pilot. Its step by step guides will light the way for you, ensuring you have all the information you need in order to take you from choosing your drone to completing your first commercial project. This is not just a collection of useful information on guidelines and tips on flying your drones; it is also a tool to help you gain a strong foundation and the correct mind-set towards drone use. Drones: Mastering Flight Techniques is a complete guide to flying your drone. Created as a standalone book, it is also the natural follow on to the first book in the series Drones: The Professional Drone Pilot’s Manual and was designed to support and guide you as you build on your piloting experience. Within Drones: Mastering Flight Techniques You will learn how to grow your confidence with proven flight techniques that also add to and enhance your current skillset. Many new flight techniques will be explained in order to enhance your ability to get the perfect shot time after time. There are worked examples as well as numerous tried and tested methods for reveals, capturing moving targets and flight path ideas for mapping and surveying projects. Brian Halliday is a lifelong aircraft enthusiast and has been operating drones as a Commercial UAV Pilot for 5 years, maintaining, modifying and flying a wide range of UAVs. His main works include mapping natural areas and nature reserves in the name of conservation and maintenance and contributing to wildlife informational productions and projects.