Helicopter Aerial Photography
Navigating City Centers and Control Zones
In urban landscapes, where airspace is tightly regulated and every inch counts, helicopters become our trusted allies. Within city centers and control zones, our skilled local pilots bring invaluable expertise, navigating the intricacies of airspace regulations with finesse. By leveraging their knowledge of local air traffic patterns and clearance procedures, we ensure seamless operations, maximizing efficiency while adhering to safety protocols.
Unrivaled Access
Helicopters offer a unique advantage in accessing areas where fixed-wing aircraft and drones simply cannot reach. With the ability to maneuver at lower altitudes, we can capture stunning perspectives of city skylines, architectural marvels, and bustling streets with unparalleled clarity and detail. Whether it’s capturing the dynamic energy of a metropolis or showcasing the intricate beauty of urban landscapes, helicopters provide the platform for elevating your vision to new heights.
Tailored Solutions
Every project is unique, and so are its requirements. While helicopters offer unparalleled flexibility and access, their use is determined by the specific needs of each assignment. Whether it’s capturing sweeping panoramic views or focusing on intricate details from a bird’s-eye perspective, we tailor our approach to meet your objectives, ensuring that every aerial photograph tells a compelling story.
Contact us today to learn more about our helicopter aerial photography services and discover how we can elevate your perspective above the rest.
Dockwise Shipping
Dockwise Shipping used Brett to photograph the MV Blue Marlin’s historic arrival in Port Phillip Bay, Australia. Using a helicopter, Brett captured the vessel’s entry at low altitudes.
Melbourne and Olympic Parks (MOPT)
(MOPT) Melbourne and Olympic Parks needed aerial photography of their Super Saturday during the Australian Open tennis tournament. Brett provided this utilising a helicopter in two flights, one during the daytime and one at dusk. They also required a vertical view of the precinct carried out in another flight utilising a fixed-wing aircraft.
