FAQ

Yes, we are fully licensed for commercial operations by the Civil Aviation Authority. This means all of our pilots have completed detailed drone specific training and testing. We have insurance for our machines and cameras along with £5 million public liability insurance for flight operations in the UK.

During flight our drones are capable of providing a live stream of footage so results can be seen almost instantly. This is perfect during building inspections as inspectors can see exactly what the drone is capturing while on-site. We are also capable of transferring RAW image files on-site - however packages requiring post production usually take longer, this varies depending on the specific job. For more information please contact us directly.

Although our drones are capable of flying in rain, visibility is often very poor, this in turn effects the quality of the imagery. In the event of prolonged rain, flights are to be delayed to ensure safety and quality of work. We carry out pre-flight planning before each of our drones fly, during this phase we ensure the weather is suitable and arrange our flight times accordingly.

The average flight time of our drones last between 12 and 30 minutes on a single charge. However, flight times can vary depending on weather, flight activities and the total weight of the drone depending on the equipment it is carrying. We also carry additional batteries and have portable charging capabilities to allow the continuous use of our drones.