The take-off and landing area is one of the key conditions for the safe execution of drone performances and cannot be found temporarily on the day of the event. The public content of Wanjimu Culture Media focuses on the communication of drone light show plans, drone formation flight performances, event theme creative planning, pattern and animation script design. Formal projects should still be combined with event location, date, venue conditions and on-site process confirmation.
The space should be open and easy to control
The take-off and landing area needs to maintain clear boundaries with the audience area, stage area, passageways and temporary facilities. The more crowded the space, the more difficult it is to control personnel and inspect equipment.
basic checkpoint
- Whether the ground is flat, open and convenient for placing equipment.
- Are there high-voltage lines, trees, buildings or temporary obstacles around?
- Whether people can be isolated and controlled.
- Are the entry and exit routes for equipment clear?
The take-off and landing area must be coordinated with the on-site procedures
Setup, inspection and clearing time is required before and after the performance. If the take-off and landing area conflicts with stage flow and audience movement, adjustments need to be made in advance.
Boundaries that need to be confirmed in advance
Drone light shows and formation flight performances will be affected by weather, take-off and landing areas, viewing directions, pattern complexity, on-site control and organizer procedures. This website does not publicly promise fixed prices, fixed fleet numbers or 100% execution results. The specific project plan shall be subject to the confirmation of both parties.