Flying Lion offers on-demand remote pilots for public safety drones

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Running a Drone as First Responder (DFR) program is one thing. Keeping it staffed 24 hours a day is another challenge entirely. That’s the problem California-based Flying Lion is trying to solve with a new Remote Staffing Service designed to help public safety agencies and security organizations keep drone operations running around the clock, without having to hire and train enough in-house pilots to cover every shift. more…
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