FAQ's

Commercial drone operations require certifications, licenses, and adherence to strict aviation regulations, including the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) rules. Recreational drone flights are for personal use and may have fewer requirements but still need to follow local airspace regulations and safety practices.

Yes we are. We have worked on this particular part of our business very closely – most pilots are not covered for this in general insurance

Commercial drone operators in Australia must hold a Remote Pilot Licence (RePL) and operate under an approved Operator’s Certificate (ReOC). Compliance with CASA regulations is essential to ensure safe operations.

Wind turbine inspections often involve challenging environments. Having a certified first aider on-site ensures that in case of emergencies, medical help can be provided quickly, reducing potential risks and enhancing safety for all involved.

We use a variety of cutting-edge drones, including the Mavic 3 for high-precision imagery and the Elios drone for confined space inspections. Our fleet is tailored for a range of projects, from civil surveys to wind farm inspections.

A 3D twin model is a detailed, scalable digital replica of a real-world site created from drone-captured imagery. It allows for precise planning, design, and ongoing monitoring of construction and infrastructure projects, improving decision-making and cost efficiency.

We operate across Australia, providing drone services in major cities such as Adelaide, Brisbane, and Sydney, as well as rural and regional areas for telecommunications and infrastructure projects.

Simply contact us via our website or phone, and our team will assess your project needs to provide a customised quote based on the scope and complexity of the services required.

Yes, Drone Hire Australia strictly adheres to all regulations set by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to ensure safe, legal, and efficient drone operations for all our projects.

Drones offer precise, time-saving alternatives to traditional surveying methods. They can quickly capture high-resolution images, generate 3D models, and provide accurate reports, reducing costs and risks associated with manual inspections.