Yes – I have a full Civil Aviation Authority license which I send over upon agreement of work.

Yes – I have a full Civil Aviation Authority license which I send over upon agreement of work.

There are many different restriction zones around the UK but before any quotation is sent over, we carry out an online site.

Yes – This is a service we offer, and you can check out a pervious video we carried out on the ‘portfolio’ page that includes ground footage.

Yes – All of the footage we capture can be professionally edited in-house

The drone can fly up to 120 metres (400ft) before being limited by the geofencing software as at this point you enter controlled airspace that is used by much bigger aircrafts.

Yes – The drone is capable of flying in conditions with a maximum of 24mph wind speeds, temperatures down to 0º and a light drizzle of rain.

The drones maximum flight time with no wind is 31 minutes. On the day of filming, we have many spare batteries that can be recharged to maximise the amount of footage we can capture.

Yes – The controller that the pilot uses to controls the drone has a large screen that will constantly be live relaying the footage. As well as this the footage will be saved to the controller so can be re-shown to any clients on the day, so they get a feel for the final result.

The drone can achieve in flight speeds of up to 48mph when in the ‘sport’ mode which is great for filming boats, cars etc. The drone has the potential to fly for miles, however my CAA license only allows me to fly the drone 500 metres away whilst maintaining a visual line of sight on the UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) at all times.