Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. we don’t mean to be too intrusive when you first call, but one of the very first things that we need to do is check the air space where you want to fly to see if flight operations are possible and if Authorization from the FAA is required for that specific address. We use a whole host of flight planning tools to ensure that we comply legally and safely in our aerial drone operations.

Yes. We have obtained a waiver from the FAA to conduct night operations ( strangely enough it’s actually called the 107.29 Daylight Operation Waiver). Most drone operators do not have this waiver. It is more complex than flying during the day or at dusk, but at AEROJO Drone Productions, we possess the capability. We also fly with anti collision lights at dawn and dusk as required by the FAA to ensure other air craft can spot our drones.

The battery on some of our drones last up to 30 minutes. Our flight times typically last 10-20 minutes, on average. We bring multiple batteries and chargers on all of our drone shoots to ensure that we can capture that perfect shot!

Send the address where the drone operations will take place to joe@aerojo.com and we will check for you at no charge.The FAA has recently implemented the new LAANC system which grants instant authorization to a greater portion of restricted air space that used to take months to obtain.

Most drones do not perform well in windy, rainy and/or snowy weather conditions. Not only does weather affect our ability to capture the amazing footage our clients expect, but it can also create safety issues. Since safe flying is our number one priority, we will generally not operate in inclement weather, as well as in extreme temperatures (above 100˚F and below 32˚F).