If you train in the ATTI-Mode, you will become a good drone pilot later. 

The reason for this is that all auxiliary modules are switched off in the ATTI Mode

(or they are not active working in the background).

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In the ATTI Mode the drones keep their altitude through barometric pressure.

The position won´t be stabilised using GPS or Glonass, as it is the case in most other modes.

That means if the drone goes with the wind, it probably won´t keep the same position, you will often have to readjust and so you will develop a feeling for flying.

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You should be able to fly in the ATTI Mode, if you want to have soft pictures and if you want to fly in rooms.

Being able to fly a drone oneself is in general recommended (in emergency cases this will be

the decisive point whether you have success or failure during a mission).

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Don´t forget: even if GPS and Glonass don't stabilise the drone, they are activated in the background to ensure that you don´t fly into prohibitive zones or that in emergency cases (for example, if the connection is lost)

the drone will return to the Homepoint, which usually is the starting position.

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THIS DRONE is the safest on the market and almost avoids any collisions or crashes.