About AeroLens

Drone imagery planned around what the client needs to show.

AeroLens works with property professionals, businesses, builders and project teams that need clear photography and video from the air.

Our approach

The job starts with the result you need.

A property listing may need to show the block, outlook and nearby features. A construction project may need repeatable progress images. A business may need distinctive content for its website or social media.

The required result determines the timing, height, angles, shot list and delivery format. This keeps the work relevant instead of producing generic footage.

Show the site in context.

Ground photography shows individual details. Drone photography can show the layout, access, scale and relationship to the surrounding area.

Standards

Clear work, practical planning and straightforward delivery.

A

Clear scope

We agree on the location, required shots, timing and intended use before the job.

B

Careful image making

Height, angle, light and framing are chosen to show the subject clearly and effectively.

C

Reliable delivery

You know what will be captured, what will be supplied and when to expect it.

Licences and approvals

Commercial operations backed by current credentials.

Credentials support the operation; every flight is still assessed for the location, airspace, weather and people nearby.

01

Remotely Piloted Aircraft Operator’s Certificate

AeroLens operates under ReOC number 9166.

02

Remote Pilot Licence and AROC

Licensed for remotely piloted aircraft under 25 kg and holds an Aeronautical Radio Operator Certificate for aviation radio communications.

03

Certified thermographer

Thermal imaging work is supported by formal thermography certification, with findings reported within the limits of the inspection and available evidence.

04

Construction white card

General construction induction training completed for work on construction sites, subject to site induction, access and safety requirements.

05

RPA noise approval

AeroLens holds approval under regulation 16A(3) of the Air Navigation (Aircraft Noise) Regulations 2018 for the operations described in its departmental self-assessment. It is valid until 10 August 2027 and subject to its stated conditions: no RPA over 150 kg and no ongoing noise impact at the same noise-sensitive site.

These credentials do not remove the requirement to comply with CASA rules, operational approvals and site-specific restrictions.

Planning a property campaign, business shoot or project update?

Send the details and we will recommend the shots and coverage needed.

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