Fenix UAS News & Events
24 October 2024
We are super excited to be sponsoring the brand new “Agricultural UAV Operator of the Year Award” with UAVNZ & New Zealand Agricultural Aviation Association!
Nominations for this award (and 7 others!) are open now, so if you know an agricultural UAV operator who demonstrates an exceptional level of professionalism, nominate them here: https://aianz.org.nz/2024-uavnz-awards/
16 October 2024
TechStep Mini Careers Expo – F R E E – E V E N T
Join us at the Manawatū Business Chamber TechStep Mini Careers Expo, Friday 1st November.
It’s a Careers Expo with a difference: showcasing a variety of careers that people may not have thought of, or know about, in the technology field.
You could discover YOUR dream job!
Come along and find out about a career in tech, including Music, Gaming, Drones and Apps.
Where: Marist Sports Club, Pascal St, Palmerston North.
When: Friday 1st Nov, 10.30am-2.30pm.
https://www.manawatuchamber.co.nz/event-page-humanitix/TechStepMiniCareersExpo2024
29 July 2024
Last week, after 8 years contracting to ASMS-come-Fenix UAS, we said goodbye to Chris Jackson from Jackson Unmanned Aerospace.
The Fenix UAS team thanks Chris for his knowledge, expertise, and hard work during that time, and we wish him all the very best.
24 July 2024
Fenix is pleased to welcome Richard Milner as Chief Examiner for our training organisation and Chief Pilot for our (pending) Part 102. As Chief Examiner, Richard has oversight of our flight examiners, ensuring that each is at an appropriate standard for their role.
Richard brings a wealth of experience to the role, holding a CPL(H), holding (or having held) senior persons roles in Helicopter Part 135 and Part 141 companies, senior Instructing roles, and prime person in his own company’s Part 102 organisation. He has recently been the Safety Systems Manager for the Fenix Flight Training Ltd Part 141 organisation.
We are excited at the potential opportunities that lie ahead of us as the industry continues to develop. Richard’s skills and experience will help ensure that our training remains relevant as technology develops and there is greater integration between crewed and remotely piloted aviation.