If you are looking to establish a ReOC, we can certainly help.

FPV Australia has been assisting organisations with their Remote Operators Certificates for more than a decade.

Need to vary your ReoC? Maybe with a medium RPA?

Our team of highly experienced staff can assist in guiding you through the maze of regulatory requirements, and provide you with all the information you need.

We offer a complete turn key solution for organisations wishing to add EVLOS approvals to their existing ReOCs.

We can assist with both classes of EVLOS (Class 1 and 2) and provide all documentation and procedures that you will need for a successful approval application.

We also incorporate these new procedures into your existing manuals, including any new MoS updates as required.

The world of BVLOS approvals is quite complex, and FPV Australia can assist organisations in navigating this confusing landscape.

We can assist in the entire process, from the initial application, processes and procedures, right through to approval.

Talk to our friendly staff who are always more than happy to assist with your enquiries.

FPV Australia was one of the first organisations to have procedures approved by CASA for Close Proximity approvals for its clients, now called OONP.

This includes flights down to 1m from individuals, allowing for amazing imagery, as well as Over or Near People.

Maybe you need to do inspections, and 30m is just too hard?

Talk to us today, and see how we can help you get the job done.

Are you looking to perform swarming operations with drones such as the DJI Agras, or XAG machines?

FPV Australia can provide you with everything you need to add swarming operations to your ReOC, or establish a new ReOC and add swarming to it, including the application to CASA, and consultancy to help you along the way.

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Need to fly a drone somewhere tricky? We can help!

FPV Australia has been assisting ReOC holders with gaining approvals to fly in Restricted Airspace and closer than 3NM to controlled airports for nearly a decade.

Some airports don’t even require a formal application, as the fall under the Automated Airspace Approval system.