At AeroVis, drone operations aren’t a side hustle — they’re our profession. Our team brings decades of aviation experience into every mission, ensuring disciplined execution and dependable outcomes.
AeroVis was founded by two aviators who took very different paths through aviation. One spent over 20 years flying rotary-wing aircraft in the U.S. Army, leading crews through demanding missions worldwide. The other built 18 years of expertise in drone operations, from military deployments to DoD contracting, advancing the role of unmanned systems in complex environments. Our journeys were separate, but both were forged in places where discipline and precision meant everything. Together, those experiences form the backbone of AeroVis.
We are channeling that experience into a single mission: to raise the standard of drone services worldwide. Too often, critical operations are left in the hands of hobbyists or one-off operators. We believe every mission deserves the same aviation-grade discipline and precision we lived by in uniform. Our goal is to make AeroVis the trusted name for professional drone operations in agriculture, infrastructure, energy, and security — anywhere in the world they’re needed.
Our aspiration is not just to compete in the drone industry, but to elevate it. By proving that unmanned operations can deliver repeatable, precision-driven results, we aim to transform how industries approach agriculture, infrastructure, energy, and security. In doing so, we’re not only strengthening operations for our clients, but also shaping the future of drone services worldwide.
What sets AeroVis apart is the aviation mindset at our core. Our team was forged in environments where failure was not an option — missions demanded precision, discipline, and accountability. We bring that same standard to drone operations, backed by decades of military aviation, global deployments, and unmanned systems expertise. This foundation allows us to deliver more than just flights: we provide structured processes, reliable results, and the confidence that every mission will be executed to aviation-level standards.