Fly It.
Drone Education
FAA certification. Hands-on training. Real-world flight experience — right here at Le Moyne College.
The Keenan Center Drone Education Program helps students and professionals gain the knowledge, certifications, and practical skills needed to succeed in the fast-growing drone industry. Through a partnership with NUAIR, we offer direct access to expert instruction, industry-standard tools, and applied learning designed to build a regional workforce ready for the future of unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Our Courses
Remote Pilot Certification Course (sUAS, PART 107)
This 10-week preparatory course, taught by certified NUAIR instructors, provides the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Exam. The program covers key concepts in aeronautical decision-making, flight operations, and FAA regulations essential for safe and compliant drone use.
The next session is anticipated to be in the Spring of 2026.
Applied Flight Sessions
The Applied Flight Sessions offer participants the opportunity to put their knowledge into practice through guided, hands-on missions led by FAA-certified drone pilots. These sessions emphasize real-world applications of drone technology, such as aerial mapping, infrastructure inspections, and event photography. Each flight experience is designed to help participants build confidence, strengthen operational skills, and gain a deeper understanding of safe and effective mission planning.
Must have preapproval to register from the instructor as site is password protected.
FAA Drone Safety & Regulations
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FAA DroneZone
Register your drone, manage your Part 107 certificate, and track ownership information.
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FAA UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) Home
The FAA’s official hub for all drone-related regulations, safety guidance, and updates.
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B4UFLY App
A free mobile and web app that shows real-time airspace restrictions and where it’s safe to fly.
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FAA Safety Team (FAAST) Drone Training
Offers online safety courses, webinars, and renewal training (including the Part 107 recurrent test).
Part 107 Recertification
License Renewal
If your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate has expired, you can easily renew it online — no need to retake the full exam. The FAA now offers a free online training course designed for current and expired remote pilots seeking recertification.
Steps to complete the recertification:
Visit the FAA’s Safety Team (FAAST) website: https://www.faasafety.gov/
Log in or create a free account.
Complete the “Part 107 Small UAS Recurrent” online training.
Download and save your certificate of completion.
Email your updated certificate to the Keenan Center for program verification.
Airspace Link
Airspace Link
Through Airspace Link web application and the AirHub Portal phone app, pilots can quickly obtain LAANC (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) approvals, check real-time airspace restrictions, and automatically log flight hours and mission details. This platform ensures that all flight activity meets FAA regulations while streamlining recordkeeping for students and instructors in the Keenan Center Drone Education.
Check your email for your invitation to join Airspace Link. Log in within 7 days to activate your account.