No sales pitch
There's nothing to buy yet. The conversation is about your work, not our product.
Solutions forUAV operations.
AirWings is an Atlanta drone company led by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot. Right now we're listening to the people who fly for a living, so what we build solves a real problem.
Most drone companies start with a product. We're starting with the operators. Before we build anything, we want to know what actually slows you down.
We listen first
We're having short, honest conversations with drone pilots and the teams behind them across Georgia. No pitch, no slides. Just how your work really goes.
We look for patterns
One frustrated pilot is a story. The same problem showing up across many operators is worth solving. That's what we're looking for.
Then we build
What AirWings offers next will come straight out of these conversations, shaped by the people who will actually use it.
How a conversation works.
Reach out
Email or call. Tell us a little about what you fly and why.
Pick a time
About 15 minutes, by phone or video, whenever works for you.
Talk shop
We ask about real jobs you've flown, not hypotheticals.
Stay in the loop
If you want, we'll share what we're hearing from other operators.
Who we want to hear from.
- Commercial pilotsPart 107 operators flying paid work
- Public safetyPolice, fire, and emergency teams using drones
- Inspection and surveyRoofs, towers, infrastructure, mapping, agriculture
- Drone program leadsAnyone responsible for drones at their organization
Why talk to us.
You know your work better than anyone. We just want to learn from it.
15 minutes
Short, on your schedule, and you can stop whenever you want.
Started in the field.
AirWings began as a drone photography service in Atlanta. Today the company is in customer discovery, talking with operators before deciding what to build next.
Founder Brandon Williams is an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot with more than six years of drone experience.
- FAA certificationPart 107 remote pilot
- UAS operations6+ years
- BackgroundAutonomous vehicle fleet readiness
- FederalSAM.gov registered
Tell us about the last flight that didn't go to plan.
- What happened, and what were you trying to get done?
- What did it cost you in time, money, or missed work?
- What have you tried to fix it, and why didn't it stick?
- Who else on your team deals with this?
Share a real story from your work. We'll listen, ask a few follow-ups, and won't try to sell you anything.