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Safety
At Sky Captain we operate to the highest standards of safety and plan every shoot with the greatest care and attention to detail. We will always complete a risk assessment and method statement (RAMS) before the shoot along with a pre-site visit wherever possible.
We will not be able to fly in dangerous conditions or outside of legal restrictions however we are able to approach every shoot with both an aerial perspective and ground photography to allow us to capture every moment with minimal risk. Weather can also play an integral role in aerial imaging and can impact the safety. We will monitor weather predictions up to the scheduled shoot which will allow us to decide on the best time to shoot and avoid dangerous conditions.
We pride ourselves on being a professional, safe and friendly team that thoroughly enjoy what we do and hope to provide the skills to all our clients.
Sky Captain is registered with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and we have a Public Liability Insurance Policy of £5 million. We also complete a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) for public shoots in accordance with Data Protection.
CAA ID 2600
FAQ's
I'M NOT SURE EXACTLY WHAT I NEED FOR MY PROJECT?
That's not a problem! Just let us know your ideas and we will be able to go through the options that are suited to your requirements. We can then work together to tailor our services to suit your project.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A COPY OF YOUR INSURANCE AND RISK ASSESSMENTS?
Please send us an email and we will email across any documents you require.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR DATA PROTECTION AND GDPR POLICY?
Please send us an email and we will email across any documents you require.
WILL THE WEATHER EFFECT THE PROJECT?
The weather may prevent us from being able to use an UAV (Drones). In this case we will aim to offer and alternative date for as soon as we are able to conduct the project.
WHAT ARE CAA REQUIREMENTS?
All our work is carried out in accordance with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) as set out in the Air Navigation Order (ANO).