WDF Zoom Meeting – Compliance

Planning to Operate a T100 in 2026?

Spring is approaching, and many operators are already preparing for the 2026 agricultural season.

Our T100 agricultural drones are fully stocked and ready to support the upcoming season.

Before operations begin, it is important to clearly understand the regulatory requirements.

What You Need to Know Before 2026

• What licence is actually required?
• Is an Advanced licence mandatory?
• What regulatory changes are coming in 2026?
• How can certification be completed smoothly and legally?

Heavy agricultural drones are becoming more common across Canada.

However, increased adoption does not eliminate the need for compliance.

Compliance is not a burden — it is the foundation of safe, sustainable, long-term operations.

Live Compliance Webinar

Friday, February 27, 2026
8:00 PM (Toronto Time)

This session will clearly explain the 2026 compliance pathway in a practical and structured way.

No sales pressure.
Just clear guidance so you can plan your season with confidence.

Why Attend?

In Ontario, we are:

• A Transport Canada–recognized RPAS Flight School
• An officially certified Flight Reviewer
• Experienced in Advanced and Heavy RPAS compliance pathways

We provide more than equipment.

We have built a complete agricultural drone knowledge framework — from regulatory guidance and licensing pathways to exam preparation, Flight Reviews, and ongoing operational and after-sales support.

Across Canada, operators trained within our framework demonstrate industry-leading safety performance — a direct reflection of structured training and disciplined operations.

Understanding the full regulatory pathway not only ensures compliance — it also strengthens your business positioning.

When you can confidently navigate licensing and operational requirements, you move beyond being an operator. You become a professional.

If you are considering operating a T100 in 2026, we encourage you to review the requirements early and register for this session.

Let’s make the 2026 season safer, more professional, and more sustainable.