Flight Services
Elevate your Department with our comprehensive flight services tailored to your needs. From densely populated cities to remote wilderness, our expertise ensures mission success. 24/7 Agile operations and support.
Pilots
Engineering
Engineering
- Operators and external pilots
- Rated pilots with exceptional RC skills
- Situational expertise in: K9, Police Chases, Crime Scene Investigation, etc
Engineering
Engineering
Engineering
- Pilot support, tuning, and log analysis
- Custom payload integration
Turnkey
Expert Support
Expert Support
Your department leases the UAV, we operate and mainain it. This turnkey system ensures continuous service and Bi-annual system updates.
Expert Support
Expert Support
Expert Support
Our top-rated pilots, certified with Part 107 and possessing exceptional RC skills, ensure safe and efficient deployments. Backed by expert autopilot and engineering support, downtime is minimized for uninterrupted operations.
These UAV's are the real deal. Tried and tested during War Time, we augment costly Helicopter hours. We are on average $350/ hr compared to upwards of $3000/hr while exponentially lowering liability to the department.
Evolution and Expansion of Drone First Responders Programs
Since the launch of the first DFR program, the concept has rapidly gained traction across the United States.
Here is a brief timeline of the evolution of DFR programs:
- 2018. Chula Vista Police Department launches the first DFR program, receiving FAA approval to operate BVLOS under the UAS IPP.
- 2019. Several other police departments, inspired by CVPD’s success, begin exploring the implementation of DFR programs.
- 2020. The FAA expands its support for DFR programs by granting additional BVLOS waivers to other law enforcement agencies.
- 2021. The number of police drone programs continues to grow, with notable implementations in cities such as Los Angeles, New York, and Dallas.
- 2022. The DRONERESPONDERS Public Safety UAS Survey reports a significant increase in the adoption of DFR programs, with over 30 police departments actively using drones as first responders.
- 2023. The FAA introduces new guidelines and streamlined processes for law enforcement agencies to obtain BVLOS waivers, further facilitating the expansion of DFR programs.
- 2024. In 2024 there are over 50 active DFR programs in the United States, with more departments planning to launch similar initiatives in the near future.
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