Flight safety · quoting · reach

The hard part was never the flying.

What nearly cost me was on the ground. I put the whole thing into one list: sixteen checks across five phases. It's free, and I'll send it to you.

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Kp 6 and I stay on the ground.
The average wind isn't what gets you. The gust on the corner is.
Above 25 km/h the prop guards come off.
If something feels off, it's a no-fly until I know why.
The checklist

Sixteen checks. Five phases.

Tap a phase. This is the shape of the list and the reason each line is on it.

Why the list exists

Every line on it, a job put there.

Some of them cost me money. I learned the controller one the expensive way, and I learned the corner one on a landing I'd rather not describe.

If you're coming to this from photo and video work, the flying is the part you already have. It's everything around it that changes.

Free

Want the printable list?

Sixteen checks, five phases, one page. I send it myself, and the first email doesn't sell you anything.

Send me the checklist

You'll get a quick email to confirm. Click it and the list is yours. No spam, and you can leave whenever you want.

Working together

Three ways I can help.

All of them live, one on one. You're talking to me the whole time.

First Season Safety Session

Your own checklist, for your aircraft.

Founder pricingabout 90 min · one on one
  • We build your list together, around the aircraft you actually fly. Not a copy of mine.
  • A plan for your next working day: what to read before you leave, where to start, how to handle the wind you'll get.
  • If you fly something I don't, we fill the brand section from your manufacturer's manual. I won't invent it.
  • A follow-up two weeks later, once you've used it on a real job.
Ask me about it gus@sky2site.ca

Founder pricing while I run the first ones. Write to me and I'll tell you where it stands.

[PENDIENTE: precio y link de Calendly de la sesión de seguridad]

Quoting session

Putting a number on the job.

$750 USDabout 90 min · one on one

One underpriced building costs more than this session.

  • We build the way you'll quote from here on, around your aircraft, your city and your costs. Your method, not a copy of mine.
  • Your cost-per-day sheet, ready to fill in.
  • A quote template you can reuse.
  • What to say when they tell you it's expensive, and how to stop dropping your price by reflex.
  • You send me your next quote before it goes out, and we go through it together.
Book a session

Paid when you book. I take one a month, so there's one opening at a time.
Next opening: [PENDIENTE: mes]

If you don't leave with a method you can use on your next quote, I'll refund you.

[PENDIENTE: política de cancelación, por ejemplo reprogramar con 48 h de aviso]

Content and reach session

Finding the thing only your operation has.

$275 USD60 min · one on one
  • I go through your account and your work before we talk, so the hour doesn't go on context.
  • We find the thing in your operation that nobody else can film, because it came out of your own work.
  • What to shoot, what to say, and what to stop posting.
  • The recording afterwards, plus email follow-up on whatever we don't finish.
Book a session

If you finish the hour without one concrete thing to change, you get a second call at no charge.

Before you write

What I don't sell.

Worth saying out loud, so nobody books expecting the wrong thing.

A certificate or a licenceTransport Canada issues those. I don't, and I'd check with them before I'd check with me.
NumbersI won't tell you what you'll earn or how fast. I don't know your market.
Zero accidentsNobody can promise that. A list makes you slower to make the obvious mistakes.
A price for your jobI'll show you how to build your own number. I won't put one on a building I haven't seen.
Anything about a cleaning systemI fly one for a living. I don't teach it, and nothing I sell depends on it.
A course you watch aloneThese are live calls. If that's not what you want, the free list may be all you need.
Gus at his desk on a video call, with a drone controller on the table in front of him
Who you'd be talking to

I'm Gus.

I fly enterprise drones in Ontario, Canada. Most of the season I'm on facade work, on an M400. The rest of the time I'm filming, because I like it.

I started posting to keep notes in public. People write to me from all over the world now, and the same questions kept coming back often enough that I sat down and wrote the answers properly.

When something doesn't behave the way the manual says, I don't argue with it. I go and measure it. That's slower, and it's why the numbers I work from are mine.

I answer my own messages. If you write, you're talking to me.

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