Questions,
answered.

Yes — this is the reason drone shows exist. There's no pyrotechnic charge and no open flame, so when counties post Stage 1 or 2 fire restrictions that ground fireworks, a drone show can still fly. We coordinate the local approvals either way.

Yes — that's the whole job. Shows fly inside a geofenced box offset from the audience, every drone carries redundant fail-safes including return-to-home and independent flight termination, and a certified pilot-in-command can pause or land the show at any moment. We're fully insured and provide certificates for your venue.

We fly in light wind and clear-to-cloudy skies. Canyon gusts or rain above our safety threshold mean we don't fly — so every booking includes a backup window, and we make the go/no-go call with you well before showtime.

We do, completely: FAA airspace authorizations, coordination with airports where required, and Utah venue or municipal approvals. It's baked into the lead time and the quote — you never touch the paperwork.

Every show is quoted to the event. The big drivers are fleet size, show length, location, and how custom the design is. Tell us the scale you're after in the quote form and we'll come back within one business day with an honest number.

8–12 weeks minimum — permits and choreography both take real time. Booking 3–6 months out gets you full custom design, first pick of dates (Pioneer Day and the 4th go first), and founding-client pricing while it lasts.

Yes. Logos, names, text, animated sequences — if it can be drawn, it can be flown. You approve a storyboard and a rendered flight preview before show night, so there are zero surprises in the sky.