SaksDroneServices.com
SaksDroneServices.com
Saks Drone Services provides a diverse range of aerial solutions to clients in the construction, real estate investment industries, and supporting legal counsel in real estate affairs.
Saks Drone Services is 107 FAA Licensed and Insured and specializes in aerial photography and aerial videography. Saks Drone Services is located near Anniston, Alabama, just 60 miles north of Birmingham and 90 miles west of Atlanta.
Imagine the freedom to visually monitor your commercial investment listings or construction progress in Alabama without the burden of travel expenses, time away from your family, or the hassle of booking flights and hotels. With our monthly or bi-monthly, or semi annual, ground and aerial photography and aerial videography, you can stay informed and in control from anywhere in the world. What would this level of convenience and efficiency be worth to you and your company? Invest in your peace of mind and maximize your returns and enhance your bottom line.
We can help enhance your marketing campaign.
We will collaborate with your marketing agency to provide edited aerial photography photos and aerial videography footage clips for the promotion of your business or industry project.
Documenting Property Damage
In cases involving property damage, such as natural disasters or construction defects, aerial photography and aerial videography can be used to document the extent of damage and assess liability.
Evidence Collection
Drones capture high-resolution images and videos that can be used as evidence in legal cases, such as property disputes, or environmental violations.
Site Inspections
Assist attorneys in conducting site inspections for construction disputes, environmental assessments, or accident investigations by providing detailed aerial views of the area in question.
Easements and Encroachments
Drones can be incredibly useful tools for real estate attorneys when assessing properties for easements, encroachments, and zoning. They provide aerial views that can help identify boundaries, access points, and potential issues that might not be easily visible at ground level.
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The FAA considers any drone operation conducted for compensation or business purposes to be a commercial operation, regardless of who is operating the drone. An individual or a business could potentially face fines for hiring a recreational drone pilot to perform aerial photography for their business if the pilot does not hold the appropriate remote pilot certificate required by the FAA for commercial operations.
Where does the FAA state this?
The specific regulations and fines associated with hiring an unlicensed pilot for commercial drone operations can be found in Part 107 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. According to Part 107.23, "No person may manipulate the flight controls of a small unmanned aircraft system unless... That person has passed an initial aeronautical knowledge test covering the areas of knowledge specified in §107.73(a)." This means that anyone operating a drone for commercial purposes must have passed the FAA's aeronautical knowledge test and hold a remote pilot certificate.
What are the fines? Fines can vary depending on the severity of the violation, but they can be substantial, ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. It's crucial for business professionals to ensure that anyone they hire to conduct aerial photography for their business is properly licensed and compliant with FAA regulations to avoid potential penalties.
How does the FAA police this regulation?
The FAA conducts various forms of oversight to ensure compliance with regulations, including monitoring drone activities through reports, flight records and investigations, and inspections. It's important for business owners and other professionals to prioritize compliance with FAA regulations not only to avoid potential fines and penalties but also to ensure safety and responsible operation of drones in the national airspace. As of March 16, 2024 the FAA will enforce Remote ID.
What is Remote ID?
Remote ID provides identification and location information that can be received by law enforcement through a broadcast signal.
(a) The identity of the unmanned aircraft, consisting of the serial number assigned to the remote identification broadcast module by the person responsible for the production of the remote identification broadcast module.
(b) An indication of the latitude and longitude of the unmanned aircraft.
(c) An indication of the geometric altitude of the unmanned aircraft.
(d) An indication of the velocity of the unmanned aircraft.
(e) An indication of the latitude and longitude of the take-off location of the unmanned aircraft.
(f) An indication of the geometric altitude of the take-off location of the unmanned aircraft.
(g) A time mark identifying the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time of applicability of a position source output.
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