A practical first check
Before a shoot is confirmed, the location, intended movement, people nearby and airspace context should be checked so the production knows what is realistic.
T.I.M. Drone Company ยท Amsterdam
EASA-Aware Aerial Work
Professional drone work starts with understanding what a location, shot and production require under the EASA framework, Dutch ILT requirements and local operating conditions.
Open or Specific
Some drone work can fit within Open category limits. If those limits cannot be met, the flight moves into the Specific category and needs the right operational preparation, risk assessment and authorisation route before it can be executed.
T.I.M. meets the required workflow
T.I.M. Drone Company plans flights around the applicable EASA category, Dutch ILT requirements, crew qualifications, equipment suitability, airspace checks, privacy considerations and local location permissions. The production is only flown when the operational setup fits those requirements.
Creative choices follow reality
A good aerial plan balances the desired image with what can be done safely, legally and efficiently on the production day.
Category, location, people, airspace, timing, operational limits, permissions and documentation.
Shoots where the aerial work needs to be confirmed early in pre-production.
Fewer surprises on set and a clearer route from idea to executable shot.