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Is Commercial Drone Usage Legal? Where Can Drones Legally Fly?
The use of drones in commercial applications is booming, but regulations are still evolving. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) is actively regulating drone operations to ensure safety in the National Airspace (NAS). Drones are permitted to fly in "Class G" airspace (unregulated) under 400 feet and away from airports or restricted zones. Stay within these limits and follow safety guidelines, and you're good to go!
What Safety Measures Do You Implement for Drone Operations on Construction Sites?
Safety is our top priority, especially on construction sites. Our drone operators are fully trained for high-risk environments and wear the necessary PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). We conduct pre-flight safety briefings, use spotters for real-time coordination, and implement geofencing technology to keep drones out of restricted areas. We ensure safety and quality by assigning additional drone pilots only when necessary, maintaining a focus on optimal operation and risk management during each shoot.
What Safety Protocols Do You Follow for Drone Operations?
Safety is at the heart of everything we do. While we're fully authorized to fly, we never take that privilege lightly. Our pilots are highly trained professionals with extensive experience across a wide range of equipment and environments—from filming high-energy kayak races on the Mystic River to capturing dynamic indoor shots at rock-climbing gyms. For jobs that require two drone operators, the Inspire 2 allows one pilot to focus on flying the drone while the other operates the camera. This approach ensures the highest level of safety, as the pilot can concentrate solely on the drone's operation, while the camera operator captures the perfect shot. For indoor shoots, we also use quadcopters equipped with rotor guards for extra protection. Whether shooting outdoors or indoors, our goal is to deliver breathtaking footage without compromising on safety.
Where Are Your Drone Photography Services Available? Do You Travel for Projects?
Based in Orlando, Florida, we provide drone photography and videography services throughout Central Florida. We also cover other areas in Florida and are available to travel for national or international projects. We ask that travel expenses be covered, but there’s no extra charge for our services beyond that.
Is Your Drone Photography Work Guaranteed?
Absolutely! Your satisfaction is our goal. If you’re not happy with the results, we’ll work with you to fix it. If the issue is on our end, we’ll return to the site for a reshoot at no additional cost (excluding travel expenses).
What Information Do You Need to Get Started with Drone Photography?
To ensure a smooth process and provide an accurate quote, we need the following details:
  • Location: Address or coordinates to check airspace and ensure FAA compliance.
  • Desired Shoot Date: Helps us check availability and plan ahead.
  • Editing Requirements: Specify if you need photo/video editing for a tailored quote.
  • Media Type: Let us know if you need both photos and videos or just one.
The more details you provide, the better we can meet your needs. Feel free to reach out via phone or email for more information.
How High Do You Fly for Aerial Photography?
We operate up to 400 feet above ground level (AGL) in compliance with FAA regulations. However, flight altitude may vary based on airspace restrictions and your specific project requirements to capture the perfect shot.
What Are the Deliverables, and How Will I Receive My Photos and Videos?
After your shoot, we'll provide you with Google Drive links to review your photos and videos. Once you're satisfied and final payment is received, the high-resolution files will be available for download at your convenience.
Do You Require a Downpayment for Your Drone Services?
Yes, we require a 20% downpayment to secure your booking and confirm the details. The remaining balance is due upon completion of the shoot, before final deliverables are provided.