Aerial Data · Standards-Cited · Florida
CT Aero
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Airport Facility Inspection

Aerial inspection of airport pavement, signage, lighting, perimeter fencing, hangar roofs, and airside facilities. Operations conducted in controlled airspace by FAA-rated pilots who understand airport operations.

Standard Cited
FAA AC 150 Series · Part 139
Delivery
Mission-dependent · Defined at brief
Typical Buyers
Airport Authorities · FBOs · Hangar Owners · Aviation Service Providers
The Mission

Drone-flown inspection of airport infrastructure conducted by pilots with airline-level airspace experience. Pavement condition surveys of runways, taxiways, and aprons. Hangar and FBO facility thermal inspection. Lighting and signage condition documentation. Perimeter security fencing assessment.

Operations in controlled airspace require COA coordination or specific authorizations, depending on the airport. CT Aero handles the airspace coordination as part of the mission brief, the same way an airline crew handles flight planning.

Particularly valuable for general aviation airports, regional commercial fields, FBO operators, and aviation service providers who need defensible documentation without the cost and disruption of traditional inspection methods.

Operators flying these missions hold ATP certificates and Naval Aviator credentials — they understand airport operations from the cockpit perspective, not just the ground.

Brief a Mission

Ready to put aviation-grade discipline
on your airport facility inspection?