Winter Operations
Take extra precautions to ensure your drone and batteries are prepared to fly in winter conditions
Replacing your drone equipment due to winter damage can cost 28% of a new drone's value.
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severity - 4 extreme
Do Not Fly: Blizzard Warning
Blizzard warnings, stay inside and do not operate.
severity - 4 extreme
Do Not Fly: Hail Risk
Drone activities prohibited, protect all assets and seek cover.
severity - 4 extreme
Do Not Fly: Extreme Snow
Heavy snowfall expected to cause damage to equipment.
severity - 4 extreme
Do Not Fly Consumer Drones: Extreme Cold
Temperature below 0. Only operate enterprise drones with advanced operating temperature
severity - 3 sever
Return Drone With 50% Battery: Cold Flying Conditions
Drone battery drains fast in cold weather. Ensure enough battery life to land safely.
severity - 1 minor
Do Not Fly: Low Visibility
Low visibility expected along route. Federal law requires minimum visibility of 3 miles from your control station.
severity - 2 moderate
Use a Take-off and Landing Pad: Icy Conditions
Left over snow on the ground, take off and land from a pad or flat surface. The warmth of the drone's battery will melt the snow and add moisture on the drone.