People. Knowledge. Smarter operations.
Fenix UAS provides drone training and operational consultancy across New Zealand and the Pacific. We help individuals and organisations navigate the technical, operational and regulatory challenges of drone operations, with practical guidance grounded in real-world experience.
Training
CAA Part 141 certified training, from foundational skills to specialist operations.
Certification & Regulatory Support
Part 102 certification and support for complex operations.
Operational Consultancy
Practical advice to help integrate drones into your operations.
Real-World Experience
Knowledge spanning commercial aviation, military and regulatory environments.
Experience you can put into practice.
Drone operations involve more than technology and regulations. They require practical knowledge, sound judgement and an understanding of how things work in the real world.
At Fenix UAS, our experience across aviation, drone operations and regulation shapes how we train, advise and support our clients. We bring that knowledge into every engagement, helping people understand the requirements, work through challenges and make informed decisions.
As the industry evolves, we stay up to date with changing regulations, new technology and industry best practice. Our focus is on turning that knowledge into practical guidance that helps our clients operate safely and confidently.

OUR TEAM
Meet the people behind Fenix UAS
Our strength lies in our people. Our team brings together diverse professional backgrounds, practical aviation experience and specialist knowledge across drone operations and regulation.
We understand that every operation is different. By listening to our clients, understanding their goals and sharing our knowledge in plain language, we help them work through challenges and find practical solutions that fit their needs.
From training and certification to more complex operations, you’ll be working with people who understand the realities of aviation and know how to put that experience into practice.

Andrew Shelley




