What readiness work covers
01 / CONCEPT
Operational concept
Define the use case, operating environment, roles and responsibilities, decision points, and evidence a certificated operator will need before planning a flight.
02 / SITE
Site and airspace inputs
Organize location data, obstacles, communications coverage, containment assumptions, access constraints, and affected stakeholders.
03 / DOCUMENTS
Documentation gap review
Review procedures, records, training evidence, data requirements, and procurement questions that must be resolved before operations.
04 / PROCUREMENT
Procurement and partner readiness
Prepare a clear brief for a named certificated operator when live BVLOS work is required before Breetee can fly it.
Advisory, not a live remote-operations service
STATUS / OCTOBER 27, 2026
Breetee holds an RPOC. BVLOS is not flown yet.
Breetee Dynamics holds an RPAS Operator Certificate (RPOC). It does not fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) yet: the aircraft declarations and command-and-control evidence a BVLOS operation needs are still being built. This page covers readiness advice only; advice does not authorize a flight.
LIVE WORK
Advice is not an authorization.
Readiness work is advisory. Any live BVLOS flight needs a certificated operator with a matching aircraft declaration and insurance in place. Until Breetee’s own declarations are complete, that operator will be named in the offer, not implied.
Start with a readiness brief.
Send the use case, location, desired timeline, and procurement questions. We’ll identify the readiness inputs and the regulatory boundary before any operational promise is made.