To fly a drone commercially, you must first pass the FAA 107 exam. It’s a rigorous exam, and requires a thorough understanding of a wide breadth of aviation knowledge.
I initially passed my FAA exam in 2017 and this year passed my recertification test with a 98% score. Recertification exams are required every two years. All of our pilots are FAA certified and undergo additional drone flight training.
Once I became a certified drone pilot, I knew that flight safety would be paramount, whether taking real estate photos, performing a building or roof inspection, or shooting aerial cinematography.
That’s why we use the latest in obstacle avoidance technology. Our cutting edge drones have 360-degree sensors that enable it to sense, and proactively avoid, any danger.
We fly often near commercial airports. Dangerous? Reckless? No, we go through a rigorous application process with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) each time we need to fly in a restricted flight zone. We have extensive experience flying in airspace throughout the Midwest, logging over 500 hours of flight time.
To learn more about our drone media services, contact us today at (319) 594-2904 or e-mail us at contact@flyoverproductionsllc.com
