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Starlight Drones is a locally owned, woman-operated drone services company based in Nyssa, Oregon, serving Idaho and Oregon. It provides agricultural drone application, construction monitoring, infrastructure and energy inspections, and real estate photography. Its team holds FAA Part 107 certification, and its agricultural pilots are registered chemical applicators.
Credentials & Experience
- FAA Part 107 Certified Pilots
- Registered Chemical Applicators (Ground & Aerial)
- Fully Licensed and Insured
Coverage Area
Idaho, Oregon, and surrounding areas
Additional Details
- FAA Part 107 Certified
- Yes
- Inspection Specialties
- Cell Tower & AntennaPower Line & SubstationBridge & Civil InfrastructureSolar ArrayConstruction Progress
- Thermal Imaging Capable
- No
- Commercial Liability Insured
- Yes
- Clients & Industries Served
- Commercial & IndustrialUtilities & EnergyGovernment & Emergency Management
Location
608 North 7th Street, Nyssa, OR 97913
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