ServicesDrone & PhotographySearch and rescue support
Eyes where they’re needed.
When minutes matter, altitude helps. We support search and rescue and emergency services across Southeast Alaska with aerial coverage, flown as a resource under incident command.
- Under commandwe never self-deploy
- Recordedevery flight path
- No costto plan ahead with us
Illustration. Patterns are set by incident command.
What we bring
A shoreline swept in the time a ground team covers a fraction of it.
A drone can look into terrain nobody should be sent into on a hunch: a slide path, a stretch of muskeg, a channel shoreline.
Rapid response
Juneau-based and ready to fly when conditions allow, with gear staged for a fast start.
Systematic coverage
Planned search patterns with recorded flight paths, so coverage is documented, not guessed.
Terrain and hazard records
Slide zones, flood damage and storm assessment: imagery for responders and for the record.
Coordination
We fly as a resource under your command structure, with clear communication and full airspace compliance.
The straight talk
We support trained teams. We don’t replace them, and we don’t self-deploy.
We fly under incident command direction and FAA rules, when and where we’re asked to. Agencies and organized teams: we’re glad to talk long before you ever need us.
- Requested through your command structure, never on our own
- Imagery goes to incident command, not to our portfolio or social media
- We tell you plainly when the weather or the rules say no
Planning ahead
The best time to meet is before the call.
Introductions, capability demos and pre-planning cost nothing.
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Introduce
We meet your coordinators and learn how your team runs a search.
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Demonstrate
We fly a capability demo on your ground, at your pace.
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Plan together
Call-out contacts, radio and communication plans, airspace and the areas you search most.
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When you call
We fly the patterns you assign, under your command, and hand over every image and path.
Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
Anything else? Call (424) 209-8199 and you’ll talk to the people who do the work.
Do you respond to emergencies on your own?
No. We only fly when incident command or the responsible agency asks us to, and we fly under their direction.
How would our team request you?
Through the call-out plan we set up together in advance. Start the conversation and we’ll work out the details with your coordinators.
Can you fly in bad weather?
We fly when conditions and FAA rules allow, and we’ll tell you plainly when they don’t. Southeast Alaska weather gets a vote.
What happens to the imagery?
It goes to incident command. We don’t publish search imagery.
What does planning ahead cost?
Nothing. Introductions, demos and pre-planning are on us.
Ready when the weather is
Emergency managers and SAR coordinators.
Let’s meet before you need us. We’ll bring the aircraft and fly a demo on your ground.
