Gesture interaction is a common way to control drones. Often it is done by mid-air gestures i.e. the operator does not need to hold any controller. Hence, such interaction is lacking force feedback while the other senses are overloaded by the noise of the drone or occupied by following the behavior of the drone. Therefore, we present an approach in which we use electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to provide force feedback for controlling drones. We build on existing gesture sets and discuss different feedback options for operating drones.