Drone Services Across All 32 Counties
We provide drone surveying and aerial mapping services across the island of Ireland, in both the Republic and Northern Ireland. We specialise in navigating controlled airspace in urban environments and work across all terrain and weather conditions. Based in Navan, County Meath, we hold the full certifications needed to operate nationwide.
Key Locations
Featured Locations
We specialise in serving Ireland's most challenging airspace and terrain, with dedicated expertise in these key regions.
Dublin
Ireland's busiest controlled airspace demands expert navigation. Our EASA-certified pilots have extensive experience in Dublin's Class D airspace and ATC coordination for complex urban surveys.
View Dublin services →Cork
Cork's airport controlled traffic region and thriving pharmaceutical sector require precision surveying. We deliver reliable aerial mapping and inspection services across South Ireland's most demanding environments.
View Cork services →Galway
Galway offers diverse terrain and Class G uncontrolled airspace, ideal for multi-drone operations and complex mappings. Our team excels in managing operations across Galway Bay and rural western regions.
View Galway services →Limerick
Shannon Airport's Class B controlled traffic region surrounds Limerick, requiring sophisticated flight planning and airspace coordination. We specialise in industrial and commercial operations in this regulated zone.
View Limerick services →Mayo
Ireland West Airport and challenging Atlantic coast terrain make Mayo a unique operational area. Our expertise in high-wind environments and rural surveying delivers results across the West's most exposed regions.
View Mayo services →Waterford
Waterford Airport's airspace and proximity to Coast Guard operations require careful coordination. We provide specialised coastal surveying and maritime-adjacent drone operations throughout the South-East.
View Waterford services →Why Local Knowledge Matters for Drone Surveys
Drone operations in Ireland are governed by IAA and EASA regulations, and every single flight requires an airspace assessment before the aircraft leaves the ground. That is not a formality. Different parts of the country present very different airspace and environmental challenges, and knowing them in advance is the difference between a smooth operation and a wasted site visit.
- Dublin: Dublin Airport ATZ and Casement Aerodrome at Baldonnel create overlapping controlled airspace across much of the greater Dublin area. Most commercial drone flights here require prior coordination with the IAA and, in many cases, a NOTAM. Lead times can be a week or more.
- Shannon and Limerick: Shannon Airport operates one of the largest ATZs in the country, extending well into County Clare and parts of north Limerick. Sites near Ennis, Sixmilebridge, or the Shannon Estuary all fall inside controlled airspace.
- Cork: Cork Airport ATZ covers a wide area south of the city, and harbour restrictions apply along the lower Lee and around Cobh. Coordination with both aviation and marine authorities is sometimes required.
- West coast: Airspace is generally open from Donegal down to West Cork, but weather is the limiting factor. Atlantic coastal winds regularly exceed safe operating limits, and conditions can change within the hour. Scheduling flexibility is essential.
- Rural Ireland: Open airspace is the norm across the midlands and much of the south-east, but mobile phone coverage is patchy in many areas. That matters because RTK corrections for survey-grade accuracy depend on a stable 4G connection. We carry our own base station as standard for exactly this reason.
We know these areas because we have been flying in them since 2016. When you hire a Dublin-based operator to fly in Kerry, they may not know that mobile coverage drops out in half the Iveragh Peninsula. We do. When a site falls inside the Shannon ATZ, we already have the coordination process in place. That local knowledge means fewer delays, fewer failed site visits, and better data.
Why Local Knowledge Matters for Drone Surveys
Drone operations in Ireland are governed by IAA and EASA regulations, and every single flight requires an airspace assessment before the aircraft leaves the ground. That is not a formality. Different parts of the country present very different airspace and environmental challenges, and knowing them in advance is the difference between a smooth operation and a wasted site visit.
- Dublin: Dublin Airport ATZ and Casement Aerodrome at Baldonnel create overlapping controlled airspace across much of the greater Dublin area. Most commercial drone flights here require prior coordination with the IAA and, in many cases, a NOTAM. Lead times can be a week or more.
- Shannon and Limerick: Shannon Airport operates one of the largest ATZs in the country, extending well into County Clare and parts of north Limerick. Sites near Ennis, Sixmilebridge, or the Shannon Estuary all fall inside controlled airspace.
- Cork: Cork Airport ATZ covers a wide area south of the city, and harbour restrictions apply along the lower Lee and around Cobh. Coordination with both aviation and marine authorities is sometimes required.
- West coast: Airspace is generally open from Donegal down to West Cork, but weather is the limiting factor. Atlantic coastal winds regularly exceed safe operating limits, and conditions can change within the hour. Scheduling flexibility is essential.
- Rural Ireland: Open airspace is the norm across the midlands and much of the south-east, but mobile phone coverage is patchy in many areas. That matters because RTK corrections for survey-grade accuracy depend on a stable 4G connection. We carry our own base station as standard for exactly this reason.
We know these areas because we have been flying in them since 2016. When you hire a Dublin-based operator to fly in Kerry, they may not know that mobile coverage drops out in half the Iveragh Peninsula. We do. When a site falls inside the Shannon ATZ, we already have the coordination process in place. That local knowledge means fewer delays, fewer failed site visits, and better data.
Comprehensive Coverage
We Cover Every County
From Donegal in the north to Cork in the south, from Dublin on the east coast to the Atlantic shores of Galway and Mayo.
What We Offer
Services Available Nationwide
Whatever your location across Ireland, we deliver comprehensive drone and aerial surveying solutions tailored to your industry and requirements.
Survey & Mapping
Aerial surveying and digital mapping
LiDAR Surveying
Point cloud and elevation data
Building Inspection
Roof and structural assessment
Thermal Imaging
Heat mapping and detection
Construction Monitoring
Site progress and documentation
3D Modelling
Digital 3D reconstructions
Photography
Professional aerial imagery
Telecom Inspection
Tower and mast assessment