These services use drones to monitor areas, events, assets, and sensitive zones. They provide real-time visuals, helping organisations strengthen safety, oversight, and response effectiveness across Sri Lanka.

Yes, surveillance flights require approvals from CAASL, Ministry of Defence, Police, and related authorities. We manage applications, while clients pay mandatory fees for required security clearances.

Yes, drones cover wide areas quickly, providing aerial footage ideal for industrial sites, events, estates, ports, and restricted facilities needing constant monitoring and improved real-time situational awareness.

Yes, operations follow strict safety rules, avoiding crowds and sensitive spaces. Pilots maintain safe distances and adhere to CAASL-approved procedures to protect the public and environment.

Yes, with proper authorizations. Night flights require special CAASL approval and sometimes Defence clearance. Thermal cameras allow effective monitoring even in low-light security conditions.

Yes, strong winds and rain reduce flight stability. We assess weather and operate only when safe to ensure consistent monitoring and reliable surveillance results.

Yes, drones identify unusual activity and send real-time visuals. This supports security teams by providing immediate alerts and improving decision-making during surveillance operations.

Yes, drones monitor boundaries effectively, capturing blind spots traditional cameras cannot reach. This strengthens security for factories, warehouses, hotels, and large outdoor facilities.

Yes, with required approvals, drones support law enforcement by providing aerial perspectives during incidents, searches, or crowd monitoring, improving response coordination and situational awareness.

Yes, drones cover large areas faster than foot patrols. They reduce manual workload while increasing visibility, helping teams address security concerns more efficiently.

Yes, all footage is stored securely following company policies. Only authorized staff access files, ensuring privacy and compliance with operational guidelines and national regulations.

Yes, with proper permits and security approvals. Drones track crowd movement, detect disturbances, and support event organizers to enhance public safety and site management.

Yes, drones monitor coastline activity, track suspicious movement, and identify safety issues. Approvals are required near ports or naval areas due to restricted airspace regulations.

Yes, drones provide frequent patrols, capturing footage of equipment, materials, and site boundaries. This helps reduce theft, unauthorized entry, and nighttime disturbances.

Yes, drones monitor power plants, telecom towers, water facilities, and transport hubs. They provide early alerts and enhance overall protection for vital national infrastructure.

Yes, drones identify smoke, hotspots, and risky areas. Early detection supports faster response, minimizing property damage and improving fire safety across monitored locations.

No, drones operate at safe heights and avoid unnecessary noise. Operations are planned to ensure minimal disturbance while maintaining effective area coverage.

Bookings should be made early because approvals from CAASL, Defence, or Police may take several days. Early planning ensures smooth coordination and timely deployment.

Yes, drones access remote, hard-to-reach areas easily. They provide essential monitoring for estates, plantations, and large properties that require wide-area security coverage.

Yes, our pilots are trained and licensed to operate surveillance missions. They follow strict rules for safety, privacy, and compliance with national security regulations.

Yes, drones inspect rooftops, windows, and elevated structures without needing workers to climb. This improves safety and provides clear footage for security evaluations.

Yes, drones offer continuous monitoring for factories, warehouses, and logistics yards, helping identify unauthorized movement, fire risks, and operational issues quickly.

Yes, drones can complement CCTV, alarms, and ground teams. Aerial visuals provide additional coverage, improving security management and incident response capabilities.

Yes, operations in high-security areas need special approvals. We verify airspace restrictions and coordinate with authorities to ensure full legal compliance.

Yes, drones provide aerial traffic updates, helping identify congestion, accidents, or route blockages. This supports event control, emergency planning, and logistics management.

Yes, drones help locate hazards, monitor disasters, and support responders by providing aerial information quickly. This strengthens coordination during critical or emergency situations.