Learn what the new FAA drone regulations are for 2021 and how they allow remote pilots to legally fly at night, over people and vehicles, and more...
Aerial Drone Roof Inspections: An Overview + Cost Guide
Meet Professional Las Vegas Drone Pilot: Christopher Kabat
Being from the Windy City, he’s naturally full of hot air. He prefers to travel by car, and only via two-lane county backroads. His bird is named after his drink of choice, his dog is named after a bird, and according to his voicemail, he works with International Super Spy Sterling Archer. Yeah, you read that right. He is Professional Las Vegas Drone Pilot Christopher Kabat, of ProAerial Media LLC (or PAM for short).
How To Sell Rural Vacant Land with Aerial Photos & Video
Residential and commercial Realtors, real estate companies, and property management businesses, all leverage aerial photography, and video in their real estate listings. But what about using aerial photos and video for rural vacant land sales?
In this article, we’ll be showing some of the services a commercial UAV pilot or aerial photographer can provide to realtors and those selling undeveloped land.
What Is Photogrammetry? (Answered In Under 100 Words)
What Is Drone Mapping Used For? Overview + Use-Cases
Can You Fly A Drone At Night? The 107.29 Daylight Waiver
The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR Part 107) governing drone operations in the United States explicitly limits drone operations during daylight hours and during what is called civil twilight, which is defined as the 30 minutes before official sunrise and after official sunset. Outside those hours on any given day, it is illegal to fly a small unmanned aircraft for commercial purposes. That is unless…
COVID-19 Update: Drone Flight Operations + Social Distancing
In recent weeks nearly every single American (and global citizen) has experienced the effects of the COVID-19 Coronavirus Crisis and its fallout is unparalleled for most. There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty as to what is to happen next as “Shelter-In-Place” and “Stay @ Home” become the new slogans of major metropolitan areas across the country. With everything seemingly put on pause or canceled, we’re all looking for more (and new) things to occupy our time while we wait this thing out.