Learn more about how Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and drones are helping investigators to rapidly reconstruct disaster and accident scene

MEMORIAL DAY - Setting the record straight with deep appreciation for those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of Liberty.

Aerial drone photos of Exercise Operation Valiant Prism held in Miami Beach, Florida on July 26, 2017.

MIAMI - An unmanned aircraft system flown by Airborne Response captures the footprint of the FIU disaster response exercise on July 15, 2017

Aerial Photograph of South Miami Beach as captured via Airborne Response UAS drone flight team.

Tom "Oaty" Oatmeyer, Chief Pilot, Airborne Response and Air Rescue Pilot, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. Tom is a former U.S. Air Force

Drones are quickly emerging as a new tool to conduct cell tower inspections. In fact, AT&T estimates that UAS eliminate 33% of human tow

Car crashes and traffic accident investigations represent an emerging use case for drones and unmanned aircraft systems

Miami Beach Convention Center Renovation and Expansion Project February 2017 Drone Photo

FAA Part 107 Regulations Require Line of Sight Operations.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems are used to provide Unmanned Airborne Services from Airborne Response.

Altavian Nova AE amphibious fixed-wing unmanned aircraft system (UAS) drone Gainesville, Florida

History was made at the Port of Miami by a fleet of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) consisting of aerial drones and miniature aerostats in a

Photos of the Miami Beach Erosion Control project at 56th Street taken my Airborne Response UAS

Happy 2017 from Airborne Response!

Drones help make traffic accident investigations quick and more productive.

Tom "Oaty" Oatmeyer, Director of Operations for Airborne Response in Miami.