On the back of Iprosurv being granted BVLOS drone permissions by the CAA (see this week’s article on UAMN), the UK’s survey and inspection company have chosen Altitude Angel (AA) for its drone flight mapping solutions.
An AA press release reads, “Iprosurv will be embedding Altitude Angel’s pioneering Airspace Map, DroneSafetyMap, within its internal pilot portal to provide Iprosurv’s network of UAV operators with a ‘one-stop-shop’ platform for assessing the risk associated with each operation prior to arriving on site.”
The report continues, “A detailed area report and hazard score will also be generated through Altitude Angel’s innovative Area Report API, providing further safety information crucial for ensuring safety and mitigating risk.”
The platform will also help drone operators in submitting flight reports and improve visibility of operations through Altitude Angel’s GuardianUTM, explains the press release, as Iprosurv expands its operations across the UK and internationally.
Richard Ellis, Altitude Angel CBO, said, “The team at Iprosurv share the same entrepreneurial vision and values as Altitude Angel. We want our customers to be as well informed as possible and by integrating Altitude Angel data into its platform, we know Iprosurv will be getting the best possible data in the air and on the ground.”
Rebecca Jones, Iprosurv, founder and CEO, added, “As a national provider of drone services, Iprosurv must play its part in promoting safe and secure drone operations by working with regulators and industry professionals.”
She continued, “Therefore, we were looking for a partner who could provide accurate real time data to enhance our operation in a way which not only complies with current regulations but helps shape future ones, and Altitude Angel ticked all the boxes.”
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