Yes. We are licensed by the FAA with a Part 107 certification.

Yes, each of our flights carries a base of up to one million US dollars per incident. If you have special requirements we can accommodate your specific needs. Please contact us!

We are based in Nashville, Tennessee and yes, we do travel. We have worked all over the United States and Internationally... we love flying on the larger aircrafts as well!

We have up-to-date applications that inform us of current situations with airspace all over the United States and in many countries. Many states and municipalities also have their own drone and UAS flight regulations. If there are complications with any of your desired locations we will work with you to find a solution. 

We monitor the weather forecasts beginning 10 days out. If we start seeing any restrictions for flight by day 5 we contact the client to begin communicating contingency plans and rescheduling if needed.

Specifications on the drone itself have a range of over 10 miles and we are allowed to fly up to 400ft. AGL (above ground level). However, FAA regulations specify that we must maintain a clear line of sight of the craft which doesn't allow us to test the limits of its range capabilities. All that to say is we can go as far as we can see!

Each project is unique and ranges widely in scope, therefore, we find it best to cater the pricing to each specific project. Please contact us for a quote.

We cannot. Our drones are registered with the FAA under our identification so if there were to be an accident we could be found liable. Also, we want to make sure that our crafts are operating at maximum capabilities and the only way to ensure that is to operate and maintain the crafts ourselves.