5 Minutes With Aopa-china

Drones everywhere. UAS pilot becomes a new profession. Claire: Hello everyone, 5 Minutes withAOPA-China here. I am Claire. Nick: Hi there. Claire: Black hole is the star today, butwe would like to discuss about something else. A piece of news released last Wednesdaycaught our attention, a list of 13 new professions was published by theMinistry of Human Resources and Social Security of China. Among them, there is UASpilot. Nick: Statistics show a rapid increase in UASpilot population these years, with the number of around 44 thousand so far.More candidates are predicted to flood into the market over the next few years. Claire: The trend is here. The technologythat used to keep military forces out of dangerous missions has entered intothe commercial market and our daily lives. Nick: Such a huge number of UAS pilot, whatdo those flying machines do? Claire: To name a few, UAS can be appliedto precision agriculture, aerial inspection, mapping, search and rescue, andentertainment