Legally operating a drone is a skill required in order to control a remotely piloted aircraft. The problem is: securing a licence is costly and time-consuming. This leads to many South Africans disobeying the law, with sometimes catastrophic consequences. One company in Cape Town is teaching drone users all they need to know to become ace pilots -- and it's starting them off young. CCTV's Travers Andrews reports
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