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Are you ready for the Impact Drones will have worldwide?
Are Drones Still in their infancy stage?
Yes! Drones are still in their infancy stage in terms of mass adoption and usage, but what started as automatic, unmanned airplanes developed by the U.S. & France during World War 1 has broken through its military history and with it's increasing growth for it's usefulness, is now penetrating other industries.
The rules of the sky are strict and professional drone operation, much to many people’s surprise, is not something that can be delivered by just anyone. Even personal drone use is subject to protocols to help ensure community safety. Understanding regulations and how to operate within them requires continuous training & education. It's important that clients become educated about a drone’s limitations as well as its potentials.
Transport Canada states that UAVs can not be flown higher than 120 metres (400 ft), to limit safety concerns with other aircraft, and are required to be within the line of sight of the pilot or someone who is in contact with a pilot.
Before each flight, drone pilots must conduct a survey of the area, provide appropriate emergency and security measures, and also consult:
- Notice to Airmen – NOTAMs*: NAV CANADA NOTAMs
- the Canada Flight Supplement
- the Designated Airspace Handbook
- appropriate aeronautical charts (any aeronautical information is sufficient, this may include aeronautical charts listed on the NAV CANADA website.)
All pilots (with drones between 250 grams and 25 kilograms) also need a drone pilot certificate/license.
Drones are Considered Aircraft under the Aeronautics Act & Canadian Aviation Regulations makes the operator a pilot under Canadian Aviation Regulations. Transport Canada defines drones as Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) which uses can be agriculture, construction, mining, insurance inspections, police, pipeline and hydro line inspections, search and rescue operations, real estate marketing, survey mapping, environmental monitoring, disaster oversight, and so much more...
Did you Know?
Drone technology is set to impact global business to the tune of more than
$120 billion!
It's True!
Drone usage does have a positive impact on an organization's bottom line.
They remove delays and deliver results at a comparatively low fiscal rate, resulting in more cost-effective project outcomes that lead to increased profit margins & let's Remember the Safety Factor that it brings to People & how it's reducing the danger involved in certain jobs.
While human expertise is a fundamental requirement to operating a drone, the technology still mitigates risk without increased costs to the client.
Drone technologies continue to thrive and play an increasingly prominent role in organizational operations and consumers’ lives
Many businesses today are eagerly embracing these hi-tech changes resulting in:
- Long-term cost reductions
- Increased Safety
- Risk Mitigation
- Improved Profit Margins.
- Makes Inspections More Efficient
- Better data for Claims assessment
- Reduce Fraud
- More Accurate,Detailed Info Faster
& The List Goes On.........
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