Transport Canada has authorized AeroView Services, through their Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC) process, for commercial operations. We have been approved for the Prairie Region which includes Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nunavut, the Yukon and Northwest Territories. AeroView will be able to commercially operate five UAV systems; Trimble Navigation’s UX5 and UX5 HP, the Sensefly eBee, and DJI’s Matrice 600 and Inspire rotorcraft. Flexibility in flight systems guarantees we will be able to deliver the wide range of services our clients have come to expect. Transport Canada’s restrictions are similar to the FAA in the United States. This allows AeroView to operate in almos
Aeroview Services made the news again – this time one of our projects was featured in Advanced Aerospace magazine. The full link is below. http://www.intelligent-aerospace.com/articles/2016/06/using-unmanned-aircraft-for-land-development.html
AeroView is using 3D data generated from our UAV flights to help make sustainable farms more efficient – from drainage to tree layouts. Our expertise, combined with UAV’s are helping farmers design their production systems right the first time. In a lifestyle as unforgiving as farming our clients don’t have time for trial and error. Check out this FREE webinar, featuring Grant Schultz from our partner Versaland, explain how drone flights are can help improve any operation. Even if you aren’t interested in UAV flights, Grant does not hesitate to share his vast experience in permaculture. See the link below. p.s. – Once per year, Grant brings together the best minds in permaculture for th
