Low-Altitude Policy
A live, compliant example of how supervised low-altitude flight — and the privacy and media rules around it — can run safely inside a real destination.
Low-altitude airspace is where much of drone policy is still being written. Skychaser operates inside a defined, geofenced corridor — 50–200 m, operator-supervised, with obstacle-aware return-to-home — a model built to sit within the rules, not around them.
A running site is also a reference for the policy around the flight: data-privacy standards for what the cameras capture, clear rights over the media it produces, and the ethical use of the AI that assists it. For a city or authority, it is a working example of supervised commercial drone flight — and a partner to help shape sensible low-altitude, privacy and sustainable-tourism policy.
- Flight corridor
- 50–200 m
- Envelope
- Geofenced
- Every flight
- Supervised
Responsible Tourism
The view from altitude without the crowds — lighter on fragile trails, sacred sites and ecosystems than feet ever could be.
Innovation & R&D
A live testbed for autonomous flight, edge streaming, AI and eMR — with the universities and tech partners it draws in.
Destination Analytics
Aggregate, privacy-first insight into what visitors want to fly over — plus the flow management and digital ticketing to act on it.