| Marly’s Drone Lab
Las Vegas and Henderson Drone flying has become more than a hobby for me — it’s a disciplined passion built on safety, airspace awareness, and continuous learning. As an FAA Part 107-certified drone pilot based in Henderson, Nevada, I fly regularly and take responsibility for operating in shared skies.
Here in Southern Nevada, airspace is complex. Between Class B airspace near Harry Reid International Airport, restricted areas, and local park regulations, responsible drone flying requires knowledge — not guesswork. That’s why I created Marly’s Drone Lab. This page is my dedicated hub for everything related to drone flying in Las Vegas and Henderson.
The Drone Lab: Where It All Comes Together
This page is where all things drone come together and live in one place. Flights, gear, purchases, excursions, updates—and everything in between.
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DJI Avata 360 Unboxing
Read more: DJI Avata 360 UnboxingMy first DJI Avata 360 flight experience, from unboxing to real footage. See how this drone delivers smooth, cinematic shots and feels like FPV flying—without the steep learning curve.
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Best free video editing software: A comparison and Safety guide
Read more: Best free video editing software: A comparison and Safety guideCompare the best free video editing software for seniors. See which programs are truly free, which have limits, and how to safely download without risking fake sites.
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Filmora Video Editor Review: Easy to Use but Is It Really Free?
Read more: Filmora Video Editor Review: Easy to Use but Is It Really Free?Filmora video editor review for seniors. Learn the pros and cons, system requirements, watermark limitations, and how to safely download Filmora from the official site.
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CapCut Video Editor Review: Easy for Phone Editing but Is It Safe?
Read more: CapCut Video Editor Review: Easy for Phone Editing but Is It Safe?CapCut video editor review for seniors. Learn the pros and cons, safety tips, and how to safely download CapCut from official sources without risking fake sites or malware.