Aerial &
Drone
Part 107–licensed aerial work for aircraft, ramps, hangars, and aviation facilities — including the airspace authorizations most photographers can't handle.
The airspace is the hard part — and it's handled
Most commercial drone pilots can't legally fly near a controlled airport without authorization, and many don't know how to get it. I'm Part 107–certified and file LAANC authorizations for controlled airspace, so aerial shoots at or near the airport are a normal part of the job, not a roadblock.
What I shoot from the air
- Aircraft exterior beauty shots and dramatic overheads
- Ramp, hangar, and airport context for listings
- FBO, MRO, and facility marketing imagery
- Event and airshow aerial coverage
Pairs with listing work
Aerials are part of every listing package, but they're also available on their own — for an operator who wants fresh marketing content, or a facility that needs a strong overhead of the property.
Aerial & drone photography — questions
Are you licensed to fly a drone commercially?
Yes — I hold an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot certificate, which is the credential required to operate a drone for commercial work in U.S. airspace.
Can you legally fly a drone near a controlled airport?
Yes. Controlled airspace means most drone pilots can't fly there without authorization. As a Part 107 pilot I file LAANC requests for controlled fields, which makes aerial shoots at or near an airport a normal part of the job rather than a roadblock.
What can you capture from the air?
Aircraft exterior beauty shots and dramatic overheads, ramp and hangar context for listings, FBO/MRO and facility marketing imagery, and event or airshow aerial coverage.
Do I have to book a full listing package to get aerials?
No. Aerials are included in every listing package, but they're also available on their own — for operators who want fresh marketing content or a facility that needs a strong overhead of the property.
How far will you travel for an aerial shoot?
Based in New York City and on Long Island, I cover roughly a two-hour radius of NYC — all of Long Island, the NYC metro, and the tristate area including New Jersey and Connecticut.
Need an aerial shoot near the field?
Tell me the aircraft and the airport — I'll handle the LAANC authorization and the shoot.
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