This is an audio recording from our most recent Community Zoom call, where we discuss drone operations from a moving platform, more specifically, boats.
We talk about the importance of resetting your lost link, BVLOS consideration, maximum flight distance, and more!
If you'd like to join these calls live, find out more at https://coastaldrone.co/community/
This week, in a videocast from our weekly zoom held on Coastal Drone Pro Monthly, we interview Mat Matthews from Blackhawk Aeronautical Inc. of Edmonton, about how he was hired and successfully executed live drone footage covering the Edmonton Police Services funeral for fallen officers Cst. Travis Jordan and Cst. Brett Ryan on March 27, 2023.
We’re back!
In this episode, Finn and I talk about some emergency scenarios, lessons learned, and the importance of a Safety Management System.
This episode comes from the editing room floor, we shot this, edited it, and then forgot to publish it!
In this episode, Ian & Finn discuss the Advanced Pilot online exam, register a parachute for operations-over-people, and chat about current events.
January 6, 2022 – Weekly News, Highlights from CES 2022, Top Questions, and upcoming content preview.
WEEKLY NEWS LINKS
CES 2022 HIGHLIGHTS
THIS WEEK’S TOP QUESTIONS
UPCOMING WQA Episode Preview
Discussion on Recency!
There are countless examples of efficiencies that can be realized when a company decides to run their own drone program. In many cases, the demand for flying is just so specific or frequent, that it only makes sense for a company to do it themselves. Having said that, no matter what the size or complexity of your drone operation, there are certain considerations that every operator should be aware of. In this episode, we’ll discuss how to decide if an internal company drone program makes sense, or if that is something that would be better outsourced to a third party.
Host: Ian Wills, Mark Watkins
Check out more in the blog article: WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO START A DRONE PROGRAM?