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	The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council also need to authorise the use of their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Sending emails attaching Insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate gains the necessary permission within 24 hrs. Job done!		The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council also need to authorise the use of their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Sending emails attaching Insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate gains the necessary permission within 24 hrs. Job done!

−	Well not quite... It's still ~~necessry~~ to prepare flight plans, risk assessment and method statements, monitor weather conditions, fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture the client's images.	+	Well not quite... It's still necessary to prepare flight plans, risk assessment and method statements, monitor weather conditions, fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture the client's images.

	But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never. The Property Filming Company rise to and overcome obstacles because of a healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.		But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never. The Property Filming Company rise to and overcome obstacles because of a healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.
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84.13.174.96 at 21:39, 18 September 2018

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	Drones... an emerging and fast-growing technology or a bane on our lives?		Drones... an emerging and fast-growing technology or a bane on our lives?

−	With increasing numbers of incidents ~~making their way into~~ the news (near misses close to international airports etc) it is becoming imperative that the law and regulations are tightened, making it more challenging to fly drones in certain environs... and rightly so for obvious reasons.	+	With increasing numbers of incidents appearing in the news (near misses close to international airports etc) it is becoming imperative that the law and regulations are tightened, making it more challenging to fly drones in certain environs... and rightly so for obvious reasons.

−	The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to ensure that the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken ~~and we~~ rigidly stick to the rules.	+	The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to ensure that the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken. It's important to rigidly stick to the rules.

−	Take a ~~recent~~ job in Windsor, for example. Upon initial client brief, it ~~was~~ clear that ~~we were~~ required to fly in a very sensitive and high-security location ~~and established that it was going to be necessary to go on~~ a ~~recce - that's when we discovered the~~ "No Drone Zone" ~~posters plastered all over town!~~ Lesser companies ~~would have called~~ it a day and "~~managed~~ the client's expectations" but not us.	+	Take a job in Windsor, for example. Upon initial client brief, it's clear that it's required to fly in a very sensitive and high-security location. Windsor is a "No Drone Zone". Lesser companies will call it a day and "manage the client's expectations" but not The Property Filming Company.

−	~~Never wanting to shy away from a challenge, our first port of call seemed the most obvious~~ and ~~was based on good old fashioned manners, mixed with a healthy dose of~~ common sense~~. We headed~~ to Windsor Castle to ~~introduce ourselves~~ to the Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department of the London Metropolitan Police. Having explained who we were and our intentions, the team at the gate were more than happy to provide us with the direct line phone number to their superiors so that we could inform them of our request. A quick phone-call built the trust required and the police chief at the Palace was happy to cater to our request (not to mention grateful to us for introducing ourselves).	+	Manners and common sense dictate a necessity to contact Windsor Castle to make an introduction to the Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department of the London Metropolitan Police.

−	~~With the palace happy, we contacted the~~ Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council ~~in order to gain authorisation~~ to use their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). ~~Having sent~~ emails attaching ~~our insurance~~, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate to the necessary ~~people~~ permission ~~was granted~~ within 24 hrs. Job done!	+	The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council also need to authorise the use of their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Sending emails attaching Insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate gains the necessary permission within 24 hrs. Job done!

−	Well not quite... we still ~~had~~ to prepare ~~our~~ flight plans, risk assessment and method statements, monitor weather conditions, fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture ~~our~~ client's images.	+	Well not quite... It's still necessry to prepare flight plans, risk assessment and method statements, monitor weather conditions, fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture the client's images.

−	But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never ~~and when we see a challenge we~~ rise to it and overcome obstacles because of ~~our~~ healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.	+	But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never. The Property Filming Company rise to and overcome obstacles because of a healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.

	When you need a drone shoot on your site drop us a line. We promise that we'll jump through hoops representing your best interests.		When you need a drone shoot on your site drop us a line. We promise that we'll jump through hoops representing your best interests.

84.13.174.96 at 21:28, 18 September 2018

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	With the palace happy, we contacted the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council in order to gain authorisation to use their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Having sent emails attaching our insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate to the necessary people permission was granted within 24 hrs. Job done!		With the palace happy, we contacted the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council in order to gain authorisation to use their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Having sent emails attaching our insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate to the necessary people permission was granted within 24 hrs. Job done!

−	Well not quite... we still had to fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture our client's images.	+	Well not quite... we still had to prepare our flight plans, risk assessment and method statements, monitor weather conditions, fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture our client's images.

	But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never and when we see a challenge we rise to it and overcome obstacles because of our healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.		But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never and when we see a challenge we rise to it and overcome obstacles because of our healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.

84.13.174.96 at 21:22, 18 September 2018

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−	The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to ~~enable~~ the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken.	+	Drones... an emerging and fast-growing technology or a bane on our lives?
		+
		+	With increasing numbers of incidents making their way into the news (near misses close to international airports etc) it is becoming imperative that the law and regulations are tightened, making it more challenging to fly drones in certain environs... and rightly so for obvious reasons.
		+
		+	The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to ensure that the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken and we rigidly stick to the rules.
		+
		+	Take a recent job in Windsor, for example. Upon initial client brief, it was clear that we were required to fly in a very sensitive and high-security location and established that it was going to be necessary to go on a recce - that's when we discovered the "No Drone Zone" posters plastered all over town! Lesser companies would have called it a day and "managed the client's expectations" but not us.
		+
		+	Never wanting to shy away from a challenge, our first port of call seemed the most obvious and was based on good old fashioned manners, mixed with a healthy dose of common sense. We headed to Windsor Castle to introduce ourselves to the Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department of the London Metropolitan Police. Having explained who we were and our intentions, the team at the gate were more than happy to provide us with the direct line phone number to their superiors so that we could inform them of our request. A quick phone-call built the trust required and the police chief at the Palace was happy to cater to our request (not to mention grateful to us for introducing ourselves).
		+
		+	With the palace happy, we contacted the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council in order to gain authorisation to use their land (permission from landowners for takeoff and landing is essential according to CAA commercial drone law). Having sent emails attaching our insurance, Ops Manual and CAA Permission for Commercial Operations Certificate to the necessary people permission was granted within 24 hrs. Job done!
		+
		+	Well not quite... we still had to fly (informing Thames Valley Police and Heathrow Airport Air Traffic Control on the day) and capture our client's images.
		+
		+	But there you have it. The Property Filming Company never say never and when we see a challenge we rise to it and overcome obstacles because of our healthy mix of determination, self-belief and, above all, qualifications and commitment to safety.
		+
		+	When you need a drone shoot on your site drop us a line. We promise that we'll jump through hoops representing your best interests.
		+
		+	[https://www.propertyfilming.co.uk www.propertyfilming.co.uk]<br />
		+	info@propertyfilming.co.uk<br />
		+	020 3858 9646
		+
		+	[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Other_legislation]] [[Category:Regulations]]

Creased: The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to enable the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken.

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The Property Filming Company works hard with local authorities, police forces and Air Traffic Control to enable the necessary permissions are acquired to fly a drone before a job is confirmed and undertaken.

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