Nationwide waiver of restrictions on beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations permits extra environmentally friendly and safer inspections of vital infrastructure.
The company has secured a landmark nationwide waiver from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, allowing it to fly drones without requiring a human observer’s visual confirmation. This waiver will enable Cyberhawk to expand its capabilities in providing drone-based inspection, surveys, and data management services across the United States.
Expanded Operations and Effectivity
The Federal Aviation Administration’s Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) waiver has granted Cyberhawk the liberty to undertake unmanned aerial vehicle operations beyond the visual range of the pilot, enhancing operational flexibility and efficiency. This increased flexibility enables corporations to execute more complex operations without the burden of maintaining constant visibility. Due to this innovation, Cyberhawk can conduct more comprehensive inspections and surveys over extended periods, resulting in reduced operational times and costs.
In accordance with Scott Lashmit, Cyberhawk’s US. operations. As aviation supervisor, “With the nationwide BVLOS waiver, we anticipate a significant surge in surveyed property collection, potentially doubling our daily yield – ultimately saving clients precious time and resources.”
Enhancing Security and Increasing Protection
By eliminating the need for on-site staff, this waiver also confers enhanced security benefits through reduced exposure to potentially perilous settings. In industries such as utilities, oil and gas, and capital projects, Cyberhawk’s drone inspections prove a vital component in maintaining infrastructure effectively.
With the BVLOS waiver, Cyberhawk is empowered to serve its clients across broader regions and farther-flung locations, unlocking new opportunities for its customers. This enhanced protection enables seamless monitoring and maintenance of critical infrastructure, thereby ensuring the unwavering reliability of key organisations?
Dedication to Innovation
With the introduction of the BVLOS waiver, Cyberhawk’s strategy for drone operations and information analytics undergoes significant evolution, unlocking unprecedented opportunities. The corporation remains steadfast in providing precise aerial inspections and data solutions that empower clients to maximize asset performance.
“Cyberhawk’s Chief Operations Officer Phil Buchan expressed enthusiasm for securing a nationwide BVLOS waiver from the Federal Aviation Administration.” This milestone epitomizes our steadfast commitment to pioneering advancements in drone technology while prioritizing robust security protocols and unwavering excellence. With this authorization, we’re now empowered to deliver exceptional value and scale to our clients through a comprehensive suite of inspection, survey, and information services, driving operational efficiency and enhancing overall security.
About Cyberhawk
By 2008, Cyberhawk was pioneering the integration of visual data management, seamlessly fusing drone-based inspections and surveys with its cutting-edge iHawk platform. Operating globally across more than 40 international locations, our company delivers comprehensive inspection and survey solutions to the energy, oil and gas, and capital projects industries.
This FAA authorization represents a significant milestone for Cyberhawk, further solidifying its position within the US market by providing advanced support to industries reliant on precise and timely monitoring of critical infrastructure.
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