Welcome to Raad

To get fully operational on Raad, there are a few things you’ll need to dial in first.


Enter your FAA Part 107 certificate number

This is how we verify you’re cleared to operate commercially in public airspace. No guesswork. No hobby flying. Raad missions are real operations with real customers and real money attached.

Set your home base

Raad is built around regional dominance. We’re not trying to send you random low paying work across the country. We want to route you missions that make sense for where you actually operate so you can build momentum, become trusted locally, and eventually own your territory.

Add your phone number

When missions post nearby, this is how we reach you fast. You’ll get texts when there’s work in your region and when operations needs to coordinate with you in real time. At Raad, pilot support is held to a higher standard. Your phone is the direct line between you and Mission Operations when timing matters, airspace changes, customers shift schedules, or conditions evolve in the field.

Add your aircraft

Only list aircraft you personally own or can confidently source within about an hour. The equipment you enter determines the missions you’ll be considered for. A pilot with an RTK platform and thermal payload gets different opportunities than a pilot flying standard visual capture. If your aircraft supports modular payloads, make sure to configure those under the Sensors section as well. Some pilots add aircraft they technically “have access to” but can’t realistically deploy on short notice. In enterprise operations, that creates delays, and delays ripple fast. Reliability matters here.

Stay close to your texts and email

Once your profile is complete, you’ll start seeing mission opportunities near you. For your first mission, expect a quick call from Raad Mission Operations before you head into the field. We just want to make sure the mission makes sense for your experience level, your equipment is dialed, and there are no surprises once you’re on site. The people making that call are experienced enterprise pilots themselves. They know what good operations look like because they’ve actually done the work.

Raad moves fast, but we take operational quality seriously. If a pilot accepts missions beyond their capability and creates operational drag, that reputation follows them on the platform.

If you’re new to a mission type and unsure whether it’s the right fit, reach out to help@raad.com before accepting the work. Mission Operations will walk you through the scope and help determine whether the mission aligns with your current experience level.