Our vision
To become an Odisha-rooted centre of excellence for remote pilot training, UAV applications, aerial mapping, and geospatial capability.
Building drone-ready capability, responsibly.
Precision Airborne is a DGCA-approved RPTO, incubated and supported by IIT Bhubaneswar Research and Entrepreneurship Park, connecting professional pilot development with practical drone operations from Odisha.
Authorization No. 34/2025
The records behind the work.
Regulatory standing, enterprise identities, incubation support, and institutional recognition in one clear register.
Public identifiers are shown exactly where supplied and confirmed.
- DGCA RPTOAuthorization No. 34/2025Remote Pilot Training Organisation
- IIT Bhubaneswar REPIncubated & supportedOfficial incubation listing
- Startup IndiaDIPP153580National startup recognition
- Startup OdishaOSP/SP/01832State startup recognition
- Corporate identityU74909OD2023PTC043767Private Limited Company CIN
- Udyam identityUDYAM-OD-19-0111500Registered micro enterprise
- Odisha PoliceRecognisedInstitutional recognition
- OSACRecognisedOdisha Space Applications Centre
A training organisation with a field operator’s mindset.
Precision Airborne was built to make professional drone capability practical: disciplined training, responsible field operations, dependable aircraft care, and decision-ready aerial data.
As a DGCA-approved Remote Pilot Training Organisation, the team places aviation safety, regulatory compliance, professional standards, practical flying skills, and clear documentation at the centre of the learning experience.
From Bhubaneswar and Argul, that same discipline supports organisations and professionals working across agriculture, infrastructure, surveying, mapping, construction, environmental monitoring, and public-service applications.
- Prepare before flight
Define the objective, site, airspace, people, equipment, permissions, and contingency before choosing a flight path.
- Teach the whole operation
Capability is more than aircraft control. It includes planning, checks, communication, documentation, and responsible decision-making.
- Make outputs usable
A mission matters when the collected material is organised for the decision it was meant to support.
- Work from a clear scope
Align the programme, schedule, deliverables, responsibilities, and next steps before work begins.
Our mission
To build safety-conscious pilots, advance responsible drone adoption, and turn technology and aerial data into useful outcomes for institutions, industry, and communities.
Rooted in Odisha, built for field reality.
Bhubaneswar and Argul stay visible because place changes weather, terrain, access, logistics, and the way a mission is prepared.
