Drones are increasingly playing a role in emergency situations. Whether it be in a search and rescue situation or monitoring the movement of a bushfire, drones are a more affordable and safer option than deploying helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft.
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In an emergency every second counts. Drones can be deployed quickly and within minutes can feed high resolution imagery back to emergency service workers on the ground.

Often rescue situations and bushfire monitoring takes place in environments that make conventional flight dangerous. Our pilots can fly drones into hazardous situations from a safe distance, greatly reducing the risk to emergency service workers. Likewise, response teams can analyse drone footage and data to better coordinate operations before putting people into potentially dangerous situations.