Flying Pursuit – Drone Team Building Challenge
Build the Course, Plan the Strategy Navigate, Communicate & Execute Adapt, Lead & Conquer the Challenge
Drone-Based Team Building Activity
for Corporate Teams
Looking for an engaging team building activity that combines strategy, communication, and hands-on challenges? Flying Pursuit is an immersive corporate team building experience where teams design their own drone obstacle course, create a flight strategy, assign roles, and navigate the drone through a series of precision challenges.
Designed for corporate team building, employee engagement events, conferences, offsites, and team outings, Flying Pursuit turns a drone challenge into a practical team experience. Participants must work together to plan, communicate clearly, make decisions, and execute their strategy under time pressure.
The activity is suitable for teams looking for an interactive and experiential approach to team bonding, collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving.


Plan, Navigate & Execute the Flying Pursuit Challenge
Flying Pursuit goes beyond simply flying a drone. Teams first plan their approach, build an obstacle course, allocate roles, and develop a communication strategy before taking on the final flight challenge. Each participant can contribute as a strategist, architect, pilot, navigator, safety officer, timekeeper, or communication lead.
During the challenge, teams navigate the drone through gates, turns, height variations, and precision obstacles while working within a set time. The experience encourages communication, collaboration, leadership, adaptability, decision-making, and execution.
The activity can also include an advanced course-swap challenge, where teams navigate another team’s course and adapt their strategy to an unfamiliar challenge. This creates a practical team learning experience that connects planning and communication with real workplace situations.
Why Choose Flying Pursuit for Corporate Team Building?
Flying Pursuit is an experiential corporate team building activity that combines drone navigation, strategic planning, communication, leadership, and teamwork in one structured challenge.

Flying Pursuit begins before the drone takes flight. Teams first develop a strategy, decide how to approach the challenge, assign responsibilities, and determine how they will communicate during the flight.
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A key feature of Flying Pursuit is that teams don't simply follow an existing course. They create their own drone pathway using lightweight pipes, hoops, connectors, stands, and markers.

During the final flight challenge, the pilot focuses on navigating the drone while the navigator provides instructions. The rest of the team remains silent, creating a focused communication environment where teams must communicate clearly and efficiently.

Flying Pursuit creates opportunities for participants to practice leadership, collaboration, planning, decision-making, adaptability, and execution. Teams must respond when their original strategy does not work, manage limited time, and make decisions during the challenge.
Benefits of Flying Pursuit for Corporate Team Building
Flying Pursuit is an experiential drone team building activity that helps corporate teams develop practical skills through planning, obstacle-course design, drone navigation, and collaborative problem-solving. Unlike a conventional entertainment game, this activity requires participants to work together, communicate clearly, assign responsibilities, and adapt their strategies to complete a shared challenge.
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Stronger Team Collaboration
Teams work together to design the course, assign roles, and complete the challenge.
Better Communication
The pilot and navigator must communicate clearly during the drone flight.
Leadership & Role Clarity
Participants take roles such as strategist, pilot, navigator, and communication lead, encouraging responsibility and leadership.
Adaptability & Problem-Solving
Teams adjust their strategy when they face unexpected challenges or unfamiliar courses.
Strategic Thinking
Teams plan their route, manage obstacles, and make decisions before and during the challenge.
Practical Team Learning
The final debrief connects the activity with workplace communication, decision-making, adaptability, and teamwork.
Our Flying Pursuit Team Building Process
Flying Pursuit is a drone-based team building activity where participants plan a strategy, build an obstacle course, assign team roles, and navigate a drone through precision challenges. Each stage encourages communication, collaboration, leadership, adaptability, and problem-solving.
Brief & Team Formation
Participants receive a briefing on the drone challenge, safety rules, objectives, and scoring before forming their teams.
Plan & Assign Roles
Teams create a flight strategy and assign roles such as strategist, pilot, navigator, and communication lead.
Build the Course
Teams design and build their own drone obstacle course using gates, obstacles, direction changes, and precision challenges.
Navigate & Execute
The pilot navigates the drone while the navigator provides clear instructions. Teams communicate, adapt, and complete the course.
Score & Debrief
Teams review their performance and scores before a guided debrief connects the activity to workplace teamwork, leadership, and decision-making.

Smart Drone-Based Team Building
Designed for modern workplaces, corporate teams and employee engagement events
Flying Pursuit is a drone-based team building activity that combines strategy, communication, teamwork, and interactive challenges. Teams design an obstacle course, create a flight strategy, assign roles, and navigate a drone through precision challenges.
Ideal for corporate offsites, conferences, annual meetings, team outings, and employee engagement events, Flying Pursuit encourages collaboration, leadership, adaptability, and problem-solving in an engaging team environment.
Designed for corporate teams of different sizes, Flying Pursuit provides a practical and interactive approach to corporate team building and employee engagement.
Builds communication and collaboration through team-based drone challenges.
- Develops planning, leadership, and strategic thinking through role-based tasks.
Encourages adaptability and problem-solving as teams navigate changing challenges.
- Ideal for corporate offsites, conferences, team outings, and employee engagement events.
Why Teams Love Flying Pursuit 🚁 Strategy-Driven Team Challenge 🗣️ Communication Under Pressure 🧩 Builds Leadership & Problem-Solving 🔄 Develops Adaptability & Collaboration
Frequently Asked Questions
Flying Pursuit is a drone-based corporate team building activity where teams design an obstacle course, create a flight strategy, assign roles, and navigate a drone through precision challenges. The activity combines teamwork, planning, communication, leadership, and problem-solving.
Teams first receive a briefing and form their teams. They then plan their strategy, assign roles, build a drone obstacle course, practise their approach, and navigate the drone through the course while following the challenge rules.
Flying Pursuit is designed for groups of approximately 20 to 60 participants, with teams generally consisting of 5 to 8 participants. The activity can be adapted depending on the event format and group size.
The standard Flying Pursuit format takes approximately 75 minutes. A longer 90-minute version can include additional planning, testing, course swapping, re-planning, and final flight challenges.
Flying Pursuit develops teamwork, communication, planning, leadership, adaptability, decision-making, and problem-solving. The activity allows participants to practise these skills through a practical team challenge.
Participants can take roles such as strategist, architect, pilot, navigator, safety officer, timekeeper, and communication lead. Larger teams can also include roles such as co-pilot or backup pilot.
During the flight challenge, the pilot navigates the drone through the team's obstacle course while the navigator provides instructions. The team must coordinate its actions and complete the course while following the activity rules.
Yes. Teams design and build their own obstacle course using features such as gates, direction changes, height variations, and precision challenges. This makes course planning and construction an important part of the Flying Pursuit experience.
Yes. Flying Pursuit is structured as a corporate team building experience and can be used for corporate offsites, conferences, employee engagement events, and team activities. The final debrief connects the experience with workplace teamwork and decision-making.
The activity helps participants reflect on planning, communication, leadership, teamwork, adaptability, risk management, and decision-making. A facilitator-led debrief helps connect the challenge experience to workplace situations.
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Share your event goals, team size, and preferred format, and we’ll create a customized Flying Pursuit experience for your corporate team. From team briefing and course setup to drone challenges and facilitator-led debriefing, we manage the experience from planning to execution.
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