Balloons, Blimps and Airships
Key safety measures include thorough pre-flight inspections of the aircraft, assessing weather conditions to avoid adverse winds or storms, and ensuring all personnel are adequately trained in emergency procedures. Experienced pilots must be employed to navigate the balloon or blimp safely, while ground support teams must be on standby for launch and landing operations.
Additionally, stringent communication protocols between the aerial and ground teams are essential to coordinate movements and respond promptly to any unforeseen issues. These precautions help mitigate risks and ensure a safe filming environment.
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Article last updated on Oct 30th, 2024