Markets
National network, local constraints
How a 204-market footprint still respects city rules, airspace, and founding-market depth.
5 min read · updated 2026-09-22
A national network is a coverage claim, not a promise that every city has the same crew parked around the corner. What travels is method, documentation, and Part 107 discipline.
Local constraints still win: municipal wash-water rules, DOTs on public way, hotel brand standards, and airspace near downtown helipads.
Columbus, OH is the founding market - depth and priority scheduling start there. Other metros get the same standards with local research baked into the assessment.
When a city cannot support drone work on a given week, the network should still offer an honest backup path instead of forcing a flight.
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