Drone professionals Aerial write:
All our best bits from 2019. All footage is with approval from the Irish Aviation Authority.
Tag Archives: drone
Aeroglyphs
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Remote night time landscapes illuminated by the geometric flight paths of lighted drones by artist Reuben Wu.
Previously: They’re Coming
Islandia
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A masterful aerial homage to the extraordinary natural landscapes of Iceland by Russian filmmaker Vadim Sherbakov.
Orbital
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Westport, County Mayo.
Helen O’Dwyer writes:
Irish lighting company Solus demonstrated that they are light years ahead as they piloted the first ever retail drone delivery of light bulbs to a retail store.
Mark Kavanagh, Marketing Director of the Kavanagh Group joined David Reynolds, Sales and Marketing Director of Solus and Former Miss World Rosanna Davison to receive the delivery of Solus light bulbs to SuperValu in Westport…
…Solus piloted the drone delivery experiment in controlled conditions…The assignment contained 30 candle bulbs and arrived in perfect condition and ahead of schedule proving that even something as delicate as a ligh tbulb can be delivered by drone and perfectly intact.
Fight!
Last weekend.
Near Laragh. County Wicklow.
Ben Taylor writes:
The Glenmacnass Waterfall (Irish: Gleann Log an Easa, meaning “The glen of the hollow of the waterfall”) is a waterfall on the Glenmacnass River and constitutes the beginning of the Glenmacnass valley.
The valley ends near the village of Laragh in County Wicklow and can be easily traversed by the Military Road joining Sally Gap to Laragh. Video shot on DJI Spark and edited in Adobe premiere pro…
In fairness.
Music by the TinWhistler
Last night.
Dublin Fire Brigade tweetz:
Last night we were called to a gorse wildfire in the Dublin mountains. Firefighters from Tallaght station were on scene, good weather has led to a drying out of vegetation. #DronesForGood
Dublin Airport this afternoon
Dublin Airport has suspended flights due to confirmed sighting of a drone. Passengers should contact their airline’s website for flight updates.
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 21, 2019
Many flights are holding due the confirmed sighting of a drone over Dublin Airport.
Live map: https://t.co/srQlZ7tWiE pic.twitter.com/bwfbJk2d5R
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) February 21, 2019
We’ve been expecting you.
Seems legit.
Dublin Airport flights resume after drone sighting (RTÉ)
Update:
It COULD return!
Save yourselves.
Concern drone could return to cause further disruption at Dublin Airport (RTÉ)