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June 19th 06, 04:02 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Aerial Photography business for non-pilot
Steve:
I think you can do anything you want to. You would have to find a
private pilot that is willing to "split" thte cost of the aircraft, or
pay for a commercial rated pilot. As I am sure you know, everything in
aviation, marketing, or just general business is networking and
contacts, with the right contacts, price break and technology really
doesn't matter. Good Luck.
BE
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Hi, flight school washout here... actually, I couldn't get my medical a
few years ago because of kidney stones. I grow enough to make jewelry
so I've given up on the idea :-)
Assuming I make a considerable effort in marketing my services, is it a
realistic idea for me to pay someone to fly me around to take photos
and expect to make a profit? It seems intimidating to go up against
local photographers who have a small fleet of aircraft, cutting edge
equipment, and years of experience while I would be a small potatoes,
one-man operation renting Cessna 172's.. oh, and one-woman (my wife is
a marketing/advertising major).
*In my mind* it seems possible, and if I knew it could be done I would
go all out to make it happen. What is the general consensus? Feel
free to encourage, or shoot me down. I need to keep it real.
Thanks!
Steve
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