Looking for a professional drone photographer for your next real estate listing or commercial project? pompo.media provides FAA Part 107 certified drone photography and aerial video services for real estate agents, realtors, brokers, brokerages, commercial developers, home builders, property managers, architects, construction companies, hotels, and businesses throughout Slidell, Mandeville, Covington, New Orleans, the Northshore, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
When you hire pompo.media, you can be confident that your project is being conducted legally, professionally, and safely. Serving the Greater New Orleans area—including Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, the Northshore, and surrounding Mississippi communities, we provide professional real estate drone photography, aerial video, and cinematic drone services for real estate agents, brokers, brokerages, commercial developers, property managers, and businesses. Whether you need stunning aerial imagery for real estate listings, luxury homes, commercial properties, new developments, construction projects, or marketing campaigns, we deliver high-quality drone photography and video designed to showcase properties from a unique perspective and help attract buyers.
Flying a drone safely requires far more than simply knowing how to operate the controls. FAA-certified Remote Pilots are tested on airspace regulations, weather, aeronautical decision-making, emergency procedures, airport operations, and federal aviation rules designed to protect people and other aircraft.
The consequences of an illegal or unsafe flight can be severe, including accidents, property damage, injuries, FAA enforcement actions, and significant civil penalties. In extreme cases, unsafe drone operations can interfere with manned aircraft or emergency response operations, creating potentially disastrous situations.
A certified pilot will know how to handle and
conduct proper pre-flight risk assessments and emergency procedures and:
Identify Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs), NOTAMs, or other hazards.
TFRs, NOTAMs & Hazards: FAA-certified pilots check for temporary flight restrictions, airspace alerts, and safety notices before every flight. These can include emergency operations, airport activity, or other hazards that may make a drone flight unsafe or illegal.
Determine whether a property is located in controlled or restricted airspace.
Controlled & Restricted Airspace: FAA-certified pilots verify the airspace around every property before flying. Some locations require special authorization or have restrictions to prevent interference with airports, aircraft, and sensitive operations.
Obtain FAA LAANC authorization before flying in controlled airspace when required.
FAA LAANC Authorization: When required, certified drone pilots must obtain FAA approval before flying in controlled airspace. LAANC helps ensure drones operate safely around airports and other airspace users.
Operate safely around people, vehicles, buildings, and other aircrafts.
Safe Operations: Certified drone pilots understand how to manage risks and operate safely around people, vehicles, structures, and other aircraft while following FAA safety regulations.

"Hiring an uncertified drone pilot isn't just illegal, it can also put people, property, and your business at risk."
The FAA determines whether a flight requires Part 107 based on the purpose of the operation, not whether money changes hands. If the flight is conducted in furtherance of a business, organization, or any non-recreational purpose, the pilot must hold a valid FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate.

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