Promo Drone

Gear up to revolutionize your advertising strategies and enhance public safety with the groundbreaking Starling X.2! Secure your preorder now to be a trailblazer in captivating marketing experiences and critical emergency messaging. 

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Picture your brand’s message taking flight through the skies on an advanced drone, commanding attention and sparking curiosity wherever it soars. Our innovative system seamlessly merges state-of-the-art LED displays with agile maneuverability, delivering an extraordinary spectacle that leaves an indelible mark no matter what industry you support. 

Don’t miss out on this thrilling opportunity to rise to the occasion and contribute to a more engaged community. Preorder your Starling X.2 unit today and be at the forefront of a new era where advertising and emergency messaging converge. 

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Disclaimer

*THE STARLING X.2 CURRENT PROTOTYPE AND FUNCTIONS MAY VARY IN THE PURSUIT OF CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENTS.

FAQ's

1. Can You Fly Over People?

Currently, the FAA does not allow drone operations over non-participants without a special waiver. Waiver requests require more time, incur additional costs, and have no guarantee of approval. We foresee this changing in the near future with the popularity and integration of UAS technology rapidly increasing among global organizations.

The Federal Aviation Administration requires all commercial drone operators to be trained and Part 107 Certified. All PromoDrone Pilots In Command (PICs) are part 107 Certified operators and comply with all FAA laws and regulations. More information on FAA regulations can be found at: https://www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators/

Yes. Certain areas may require special authorization from the FAA to access or may be restricted completely. PromoDrone only operates in FAA compliant zones with required permissions. Our team members perform a pre -flight location check prior to accepting any campaign request to ensure we can operate in your requested location. Authorization requests must be made at least 30 days in advance of the scheduled launch.