This post reveals the true costs behind starting up and running an aerial photography business. This is to help entrepreneurs and clients understand the overheads involved with starting up such a business and the on-going overheads behind each and every flight.

James Harvey16 February 2015business, aerial photography, permission for aerial work, EuroUSC, ResourceUAS, costs, business idea Comment

Drone Capabilities vs Drone Rules and Regulations

We're often asked by our customers how high can our drones go, how far away they can go or how fast can they go, well this blog post will hopefully help any potential customers or future drone operators know exactly what the rules are for operating drones

James Harvey25 August 2014drone, regulations, limitations, civil drones, law, air law, rules, permission for aerial work Comments

EuroUSC BNUC (TM) Ops Manual & Flight Exam Review

These are my thoughts on the EuroUSC BNUC (TM) Operations Manual Review and Flight Exam, from the production of the manual to the permission for aerial work. Please note all information is from my personal perspective, I am not linked or affiliated with EuroUSC in any way.

James Harvey30 June 2014BNUC-S, Small Unmanned Aircraft, Small Unmanned Surveillance Aircraft, EuroUSC, permission for aerial work, Flight Exam, Operations Manual, CAP722, CAA, Permission for Aerial Work, PFAW, Drone, Quadcopter, UAV Comments

Illegal Drone Operators - how to spot them?

This blog post provides some useful tips to anyone considering procuring the services of a Drone/UAV/RPAS Operator and how to detect if they are legal or illegal drone operators.

James Harvey23 June 2014illegal, Small Unmanned Aircraft, Small Unmanned Surveillance Aircraft, illegal drone operations, cheap aerial photography, permission for aerial work, air law, Remote Pilot Aircraft System, illegal rpas operator, drone insurance, Drone, PFAW, EuroUSC, ResourceUASComment

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