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Choose the Right Equipment to Assist Your DJI Drone Rescue Operations - Part 3 In this video, Kyle Nordfors explains the different types of equipment you could use to assist in your search and rescue missions with your DJI drone. Stay tuned for part 4 coming out next week! #SearchAndRescue #SAR #DJI #DJIEnterprise

Our Drones, The Law & FAA course is returning on May 1st in Flowood. Led by the FAA, this course is essential for drone operators or anyone who hires a drone operator to have to know the law and how it will affect you. Learn about airspace classifications, airspace determination, and crucial legal aspects of UAS operation. Secure your spot now to ensure you don't miss this opportunity to enhance your drone operation knowledge. Sign up today! #msrealestate #msrealtorsinstitute #RealEstateEducation #msrealestate #msrealtorsinstitute #MSREALTORS® #Mississippirealestate

✈️Preparing for Elevated Excellence: Ensuring Safe Drone Operations! ✈️ As I and my team DHINESH S K, RAGHUNATH M and Nagarajan Pitchandi gear up for our next series of drone flights, safety and precision remain our top priorities. With the ever-growing importance of aerial technology in various industries, it's crucial to adhere to rigorous standards and procedures to guarantee smooth operations. Ahead of each flight, our dedicated team meticulously reviews and reaffirms our Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for drone operations. These SOPs serve as our guiding principles, encompassing everything from pre-flight checks to in-flight protocols and emergency procedures. Why is this attention to detail so crucial? Because it's not just about flying drones—it's about flying them safely and efficiently, while also maximizing their potential to deliver exceptional results for our clients and partners. By adhering to our SOPs, we ensure that every flight is conducted with the utmost professionalism and care, minimizing risks and maximizing productivity. Whether we're capturing aerial footage for a film production, conducting surveying missions for infrastructure projects, or supporting search and rescue operations, our commitment to SOP adherence remains unwavering. As we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible with drone technology, rest assured that safety will always be our compass. Stay tuned for updates as we elevate our operations to new heights! #DroneOperations #SafetyFirst #StandardOperatingProcedures #AerialTechnology #Precision #Innovation #FlightSafety #DroneTechnology #SafetyProtocols #Efficiency #Professionalism #DroneShow #AerialDisplay #DronePerformance #SkyArt #DroneTechnology #Innovation #EventTechnology #AerialEntertainment #DroneSpectacle #LightShow #DroneFormation #VisualSpectacle #EventPlanning #TechInnovation #CreativeTechnology

How about this. If you use drone services, in particular for scanning and survey functions, please take note of our LJA Geospatial group. Our drone capabilities have landed us in an elite group, capable of responding quickly, anywhere and at an overall lower cost to your organization. See below and the link to learn more... HOUSTON, TX – LJA is proud to announce that we have successfully secured our second Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone flight operations. This Non-Geographic approval, often referred to as a ‘Non-Geo’, removes the restriction to specific geographic locations that typical BVLOS waiver mandates. This waiver allows LJA to conduct BVLOS operations anywhere in the United States in Class G airspace. LJA now joins 11 other entities that have achieved such approval from the FAA. This significant achievement brings several benefits: Legal Flight Operations: LJA can now conduct drone flights legally throughout the United States, eliminating VLOS compliance. Time Efficiency: The streamlined BVLOS application process allows us to bypass extensive drafting and review periods. The streamlined process also enables immediate project execution upon approval. This saves valuable time and ensures swift project delivery. Cost Effectiveness: With reduced time spent on drafting BVLOS applications, our clients benefit from cost-effective solutions. Which will allow them to maximize their investments. https://lnkd.in/gw6VK-J9

In an UAS Norway interview in Norway on Avinor Air Navigation Services plans to require flight authorisation and payment to fly drones in CTR, I was sceptical to the concept of introducing fees for what has so far been free access to the airspace. I also saw compliance issues as only 20-25% of drone pilots abide to drone rules. What do you think? How should the industry best proceed towards accelerating the growth of drone services, while not compromising safety? https://lnkd.in/d2Wa2BZw Innoavia Tero Vuorenmaa Joakim Waismaa

Fascinating Drone Application and projects being discussed at the Amsterdam Drone week. The use of a specially adapted Drone (flying while inside a protective 'shield') to determine safety of burned buildings, called 'Flyability Elios 3' is the first indoor mapping and inspection drone. Allowing a drone to fly while inside a protective 'cage' could lead to a number of other rescue/life saving devices. Thoughts?

Airspace study shows favorable conditions for medical drone deliveries between Virginia Eastern Shore and Tangier Island NEWS PROVIDED BY Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation December 13, 2023, 15:00 GMT Data-driven analysis of historical aerial traffic and density along the proposed route confirms the region's suitability for pioneering drone operations. Virginia has been a trailblazer in developing innovative drone applications to serve the citizens of the Commonwealth. We’re pleased the URSA study shows the delivery route is safe and efficient.” — Tracy Tynan, Director, The Virginia Unmanned Systems Center at VIPC RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES, December 13, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A comprehensive airspace analysis is making the safety case for seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for Elevating Health Care Access (EHCA) to operate beyond line of sight medical drone deliveries between the Virginia Eastern Shore and Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay. The initiative is supported by the Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC), the Virginia Institute for Spaceflight and Autonomy (VISA) at Old Dominion University, DroneUp, Riverside Health System, and the Accomack-Northampton Planning District Commission.  Unmanned Systems Robotics Analysis, Inc. (URSA) conducted the study of the planned operation area by examining airspace considerations, special use airspace, proximate aerodromes and a series of other diverse factors to evaluate operational risk. The approach closely follows the FAA’s guidance for Safety Risk Management (SRM) used to evaluate unproven drone operations for waiver or authorization approval. The full study is located on www.VIPC.org. READ FULL PRESS RELEASE: https://lnkd.in/eGb6ehME     

The XRQ-73 is the latest in a long line of secretive and stealthy drones likely used for long-range recognizance missions in contested environments.