Manned aerial photography in Florida covers the work a drone legally or practically cannot. Above 400 feet, across very large areas, over open water at distance, or inside airspace where drone operations are restricted, a crewed aircraft is the right tool.
Jason is a commercial pilot, so we can move between drone and manned aircraft on the same project without handing you to a second vendor. That matters when a job needs both a tight low level detail pass and a high altitude regional view. Typical work includes large land holdings, regional development context around Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville, coastal and waterway documentation from Daytona Beach to Naples, corridor photography, and imagery of sites in Miami and Fort Lauderdale where drone flight is not permitted.
Drone flights alongside this work are run under FAA Part 107 rules on registered, insured aircraft. If your project sits within normal drone limits, our commercial aerial photography is usually the cheaper and closer option, and large ground areas are often better served by drone mapping and 3D modeling.

Imagery from altitudes a Part 107 drone cannot legally reach, for regional context and very large sites.
Thousands of acres, long corridors and coastline covered in a single sortie rather than many drone flights.
A crewed aircraft can often work in airspace where drone operations are not authorized.
Drone and manned capture on the same project, planned together, delivered together, billed together.
Manned aerial work covers the whole state, with the shortest positioning times over Central Florida and the Orlando, Kissimmee and Daytona Beach area. Regional and coastal sorties regularly cover Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Naples, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.





Questions about when a crewed aircraft beats a drone, cost, scheduling and coverage. Describe the area and the altitude you need and we will tell you which platform is right.