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Inspector Studio builds an airspace profile for the inspection property—including controlled airspace, nearby airport classes, NOTAMs, and temporary restrictions—so you arrive with useful context instead of a last-minute surprise.
This is an advisory convenience feature. It is not a preflight briefing, it is not an authorization to fly, and it is not a substitute for the checks the FAA requires of you.
See the broader airspace context first, then pay attention when a changing restriction needs a closer look.
Not the city, not the ZIP code — the actual coordinates of the house you're inspecting.
See whether the property sits in Class B or other controlled airspace and understand the airport context.
NOTAM information refreshes every 15 minutes so changing restrictions can surface quickly.
Airspace context and relevant advisories appear with the inspection where your team will actually see them.
Steep roofs, delicate tile, three stories, or a wet morning—the drone is often the right inspection tool. Planning the flight should start with the same property record as the rest of the job.
That means understanding more than temporary restrictions. Controlled-airspace classes, nearby airports, current NOTAMs, and active TFRs can all change how you prepare.
Inspector Studio cannot authorize a flight or replace an official preflight briefing. It can put useful airspace intelligence beside the job early enough to plan responsibly.
See controlled airspace, airport context, NOTAMs, and TFR advisories where your team already plans the job—while keeping the official preflight check exactly where it belongs.
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