Thames Drone Filming in Barnes

Operations in Barnes draw on both our aviation and our marine experience. That combination of aviation and marine crew is what makes over-water work practical rather than theoretical. Tell us the deadline early, because the tide table, not the diary, usually sets the date.

Every flight in Barnes is planned around the tide table and the vessel schedule. Platforms are chosen for wind resilience and over-water redundancy rather than convenience. Kit is checked ashore before anything is committed over water.

Coordination with the Port of London Authority is standard on every flight in Barnes. Emergency landing points are identified on the bank or on a vessel before take-off, never improvised. Where the public has access to the foreshore, the plan accounts for them explicitly.

Edited video, stills, orthomosaics and inspection reports follow the flight within 48 hours. Share the brief and we will confirm crew availability against the tide table the same day. The quickest route is a short email with the location, the subject and the deadline.