Thames Bridge Drone Surveys at Bugsby's Reach

Thames Bridge Drone Surveys at Bugsby's Reach is routine work for our Thames crews. That combination of aviation and marine crew is what makes over-water work practical rather than theoretical. We can attend a pre-start or toolbox meeting where the project requires one.

River work at Bugsby's Reach is planned against live traffic information, not a generic river chart. We carry redundant airframes so a marginal weather window is not a wasted mobilisation. Flights are kept tight, because on the river loiter time costs you the tide rather than buying better footage.

Any Bugsby's Reach operation is logged with the river authorities before the crew arrives. Risk assessments for river work are site-specific and account for tide, traffic and public access. Abort criteria are briefed to the crew and the skipper before the first launch.

Deliverables come in the format your editorial or engineering team already works in. Talk to our skippers before you commit. They will tell you quickly whether the shot is achievable. Happy to advise on feasibility even if you end up not booking.