Have a drone video made in Amsterdam?
Also have drone shooting in Amsterdam city center, the port or near Schiphol Airport. With our specific eu license, we ensure permission.
Drone recordings Amsterdam
If you want to have a drone video or aerial photos taken in Amsterdam and surrounding areas, you must have the proper licenses and exemptions. In fact, Amsterdam lies within Schiphol’s controlled airspace (CTR). It is already possible for Aeriallive to get permission within 24h in some cases.
Together with our experienced certified drone pilots, we create a flight plan and arrange approval from the necessary authorities. Our customers don’t have to do anything else.
EU certified drone pilots
Our pilots are not only good at flying drones, they are also strong at creating effective images. Our team consists of experienced drone pilots and camera operators and we ensure a pleasant cooperation during a shoot.
Why Aeriallive in Amsterdam?
Whether it is drone recordings for corporate videos, events, real estate projects or TV and film productions, we provide drone recordings at the desired location.
What we arrange:
- SPECIFIC licentie
- A1,2,3 drone piloot
- Observer en/of Camera operator
- Vluchtplan LVNL
- Risico analyse
- Toestemming landeigenaar
- RT – Radio Communicatie met de luchtverkeersleiding
Our drones
Your drone recordings will be made with a DJI Inspire 2, DJI’s flagship or the latest Mavic 3. The Inspire 2 is equipped with a ProRes RAW license. With that, you are assured of quality! You can choose between two different cameras. The Super 35 X7 with 4 prime lenses or a fixed Hasselblad MFT. Both produce images of sublime quality and thus suitable for almost all applications. For more info on cameras check out our drone page.
RT – 2-way radio contact
To allow drone recordings in the no-fly zone of Amsterdam/ Schiphol Airport, a 2-way radio link with air traffic control is required.
Hardly any additional costs
Aeriallive has its own radio station and a drone pilot with RT authority. This eliminates the need to incur additional costs for an RT.
