Aerial Drone Services

Aerial drone services in Peru cover it all, from sweeping reveals across the Cusco terraces, the Sacred Valley and Vinicunca's Rainbow Mountain to coastal flights along the Paracas reserve, the Pan-American desert and Máncora's surf coast. Our pilots hold DGAC commercial RPAS certification under Resolución Directoral N° 1086-2015 — the Peruvian remotely piloted aircraft system framework. Operations are registered through the Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil, with CORPAC airspace planning for any flight path that crosses Jorge Chávez or regional airport ways.

Gear runs from the DJI Inspire 3, Mavic 3 Pro Cine and Matrice 30 up to Freefly Alta X heavy-lift rigs carrying ARRI Alexa Mini LF and RED Komodo bodies. Our aerial DPs come from the crews that flew Llosa's magical-realist features, the Wiñaypacha Andean unit work and the recent PromPerú destination films. FPV pilots trained on Lima motocross and rally circuits take on proximity work for automotive brand films and tourism content. Our coordinators tap the wider Peruvian operator pool that serves the Find, BBC and National Geographic Amazon units based out of Puerto Maldonado and Iquitos. Dry season May through October stays the best flight window across the highlands.

Peruvian airspace carries many regulatory layers that shape each flight plan. Machu Picchu is largely closed to ground-level drone work, with tight exceptions secured through the Instituto Nacional de Cultura and SERNANP for the surrounding sanctuary. The Nazca Lines allow drone-only media access, since heritage rules ban ground-level filming outright. Chan Chan, Caral and Kuelap each carry their own INC heritage protocols. SERNANP authorisation governs Manú, Tambopata and Paracas reserve work, and MTC and SUNAT carnet records are handled for imported aerial cinema rigs.

We manage the DGAC submissions, the CORPAC notifications, and the planning with Lima Jorge Chávez control where flight paths cross way corridors. Night drone operations, FPV chase sequences through Lima's Barranco and Miraflores districts, and multi-drone activations for the Mistura food festival and Lima Fashion Week all sit within the service line. DAFO and Ministerio de Cultura forms run in parallel for qualifying shoots, IGV at 18% applies to local invoicing, and MINCETUR destination-filming support is secured where the brief aligns with PromPerú goals.