AirData taking on UAV Forecast?

[milkmanchris]

And a pretty badge too

[alexmciver]

True! true!

[PingSpike]

How did they verify your drone safety? Are they basing that on your service records @milkmanchris ?

[alexmciver]

Hmmmm

[milkmanchris]

@PingSpike

How did they verify your drone safety

Always took off and always landed, obviously not looking at the middle bits ;o)

On the law of averages and after 532 miles I’m expecting a facepalm very soon.

[alexmciver]

A facepalm?

[PingSpike]

[milkmanchris]

@alexmciver

A facepalm?

Oh shit, did that just happen moment

Patrick Stewart Face Palm Compilation

[PingSpike]

Brilliant

[alexmciver]

HAHA ok

[PingSpike]

@PingSpike

If anyone wants to email them and ask, please do share their response

I reached out to them…

On Fri, 20 Sep 2019 at 18:53, Airdata UAV Support support@airdata.com wrote:

Hi Rich,

Thanks for the note and happy to help.

The pilot count is based on other users who are currently using the OK to FLY services.

The count of “Pilots nearby” will show under the current forecast (“NOW”), whereas “pilots planned” will show in all future time slots.

We are currently working on the ability to provide pilots the ability to ‘check-in’ and let others know you will be flying in the area.

I hope this helps. Please reach out with any additional questions.

Best regards,

Kathryn Nichols