Professional Drones

Category A1 drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become an essential accessories for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

Drones and UAS come in all shapes and sizes to suit a variety of uses and capabilities. They are classified by a ‘Open Category’ rating by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority), determining where they can be flown and what weight (take-off mass) they are allowed to be. This is the main reference for the majority of drone activities.

Category A2 drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become an essential accessories for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

Drones and UAS come in all shapes and sizes to suit a variety of uses and capabilities. They are classified by a ‘Open Category’ rating by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority), determining where they can be flown and what weight (take-off mass) they are allowed to be. This is the main reference for the majority of drone activities.

Category A3 drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become an essential accessories for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

Drones and UAS come in all shapes and sizes to suit a variety of uses and capabilities. They are classified by a ‘Open Category’ rating by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority), determining where they can be flown and what weight (take-off mass) they are allowed to be. This is the main reference for the majority of drone activities.