The company, managed by José Orozco and officially recognized by the State Agency for Air Safety (AESA), focuses on drone pilot training, aeronautical consultancy, and UAS professional services. Bluedrone Formación is one of two entities in Spain certified as an instructor, examiner, and evaluator of remote pilots for the BM1 module.
José María Román highlighted the company's success, having invoiced 400,000 euros in two years while working closely with state security forces. He noted how the La Palma volcano incident inspired José Orozco to explore drones' potential as professional tools, beyond recreational or military uses.
The mayor thanked Chiclana for being chosen as the location for this company, emphasizing its significance as one of only two offering these services in Spain and opening up a range of business opportunities.
José Orozco mentioned their Tenerife branch as another strategic point and announced the company's drones would be available to the City Council for emergencies, searches, or rescues, leveraging a network of pilots across the region.
Furthermore, Bluedrone Formación plans a project to train agricultural drone applicators, enabling farmers to apply permitted products. The company aims to continue growing and expanding its training offerings.
The entity provides theoretical and practical certifications under European regulations EASA/AESA, including courses for specific European scenarios STS-01 and STS-02, subcategory training (like A2), Radio Operator courses, and title conversions. They also assist operators and pilots with aeronautical bureaucracy, operational manuals, and permit management, alongside specialized drone services for private companies, public administrations, emergency services, and law enforcement agencies.
