Flying Circus Drone Service, LLC

Serving Central Wisconsin and Featured in "The Business News"

Wisconsin Rapids - Nekoosa - Port Edwards - Plover - Stevens Point - Amherst - Marshfield - And Beyond!

OUR MISSION

We understand the critical role of standing out in today's competitive landscape. We're dedicated to providing personalized and innovative drone coverage solutions tailored to your specific business needs. Our team will work closely with you to develop a unique aerial perspective that showcases your brand in a captivating and impactful way. Whether you require stunning visuals for marketing campaigns, or immersive footage for virtual tours, we'll craft a customized approach that exceeds your expectations.

Check out our Portfolio page to see samples of what we can do!

About US

Fueled by 20 years in education and a drone epiphany at a homecoming celebration, former history teacher Jeremy Akey launched Flying Circus Drone Service in the Spring of 2024. This ex-tech guru swapped textbooks for take-off, ready to revolutionize the future with aerial innovation.

So why name a business Flying Circus? As a history teacher, students constantly bombarded Jeremy with, "Favorite era, Mr. Akey?" While pirates and frontiersmen held a certain charm, WWI's dogfights over the Western Front truly captivated him (a fascination, he'd sheepishly admit, that was sparked by childhood afternoons spent watching Snoopy battle the Red Baron).  The original Flying Circus (Der Fliegende Zirkus or Richtohen's Zirkus) was the famous and feared German fighter squadron - led by the Red Baron.  Their colorful planes combined with their mobile air bases (which used tents similar to the ones used in the circus) earned them the moniker Flying Circus. Today, a flying circus is an organized group/club of pilots who engage in flying exhibitions and/or a formations of rotary planes. 

Just like biplanes revolutionized warfare in WWI, the quiet hum of drones is poised to transform the 21st century. That's the vision of Jeremy "One-Eyed Jack" Akey, who—inspired by the Red Baron's era of aerial innovation—launched Flying Circus Drone Service.  If there's a job drones can do, Flying Circus wants to be in the pilot's seat, revolutionizing work with the same gung-ho spirit that defined the Flying Circus aces of old!

“Success flourishes only in perseverance - ceaseless, restless, perseverance.”  

Baron Manfred von Richthofen

Proposed Services - Still under the revision process, but it will give you an idea where we are headed.

Pricing is also still under a revision process, so we are willing to negotiate. Contact us so we can partner up and get to work!

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WHAT WE CAN OFFER NOW

Showcase (AKA Hype) Videos 

Aerial Photography

Real Estate

Journalism

 Golf Courses

First Responders and Defenders of the Public Good

WHAT WE PLAN ON OFFERING IN THE NEAR FUTURE ...

Insurance Company Support

Construction and Landscaping Support

Industrial Survey Support 

Agriculture

Deer carcass/ Lost Pet Recovery

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Meet the Team

Our Cranberry Harvest shoot is on the cover on the Wisconsin Rapids Visitor's Bureau Annual Visitor's Guide 

Jeremy with his original drone (Victor has since been retired)

Jeremy "One Eyed Jack" Akey on a mission!

Whatever it takes - Kim will get that perfect shot!

Flying a drone without a remote pilot certificate in US airspace is a federal crime and can result in serious penalties! 

In the United States, you need an FAA drone pilot's license, also known as a Part 107 remote pilot certificate, to operate a drone for commercial purposes. This includes any drone flight operations that result in direct compensation or are used to advance a business.  Examples include:  taking photos at a wedding, taking photos to help sell a property or service, roof inspections, taking pictures of a high school football game for the school's website, or surveying a construction site.   There are no exemptions for having a drone under .55 pounds.

Civil penalties: The FAA can impose civil penalties of up to $27,500.

Criminal penalties: The Department of Justice can criminally prosecute and impose fines of up to $250,000 and/or up to three years in prison.

Rest assured - our pilot is highly qualified!  He studied through Drone Pilot Ground School, aced his Part 107 exam, is licensed through the FAA, insured, and carefully plans each mission!

For those of you who fly drones recreationally, HERE is a link to the FAA's  The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST).