神飛Technology is only useful when operations are controlled.
We deliver finished projects, not flight time. Here is how every operation is planned, controlled and recorded.
Site control is drawn before anyone flies.
Each operation has a boundary, an exclusion zone under the work, and fixed positions for the crew. Select an item to see where it sits.
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Schematic. Every site is planned individually.
Four stages, each with its own record.
Published only once verified.
Until each document is verified and listed, we share the relevant documents directly during project discussions.
Frequently asked questions
Do your flights have the required permissions?
Every project includes an airspace and regulatory review under Taiwan’s civil aviation rules for drones. An operation goes ahead only once the permissions required for that site are in place.
How is the ground kept safe during work?
The whole site sits inside a controlled operation boundary. Nobody is allowed in the exclusion zone beneath the section being worked on, entry points are staffed or closed with signage, and a visual observer watches the aircraft and surroundings and can call a stop at any time.
Are your operators qualified, and are operations insured?
Operators fly to SKYHY’s procedures and hold the qualifications each operation requires. Certification and insurance documents are listed on this page once verified; until then, we provide them directly during project discussions.
What happens if the weather changes?
Weather and wind are checked in a go / no-go decision before every mission and monitored during it. There are defined criteria to pause or stop, and the visual observer can call a stop at any time. The work resumes only when conditions are back within limits.
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