Drone Rental with Heliguy

Yes - to ensure the safety of the pilot hiring the equipment, Heliguy require proof that you personally, or your business, hold a current, valid PfCO.

No - You will need to provide your own valid insurance policy that covers hired in goods and specifies drones. Providers like Coverdrone can offer you this kind of cover on an annual or ad-hoc basis.

You also need to factor loss of hire costs in the event that Heliguy is unable to hire out the equipment to other clients as a result of damage caused.

Yes - If you hire a drone with Heliguy then decide that you'd like to purchase one for your own use, then we'll offer a discount on the full purchase price of a new unit.

Delivery and collection is £25 + VAT and will be added to your rental quote.

Of course! Heliguy's drone rental programme allow you to hire extra equipment for commercial operations, from a single Phantom 4 Pro for a specific shot, to a complex Inspire 2 bundle for a month-long shoot.

This depends on your own insurance policy - a typical excess for a commercial drone policy from Coverdrone is £250 for equipment claims.

Yes - our terms and conditions of hire state that you must have valid aviation insurance to comply with EC Regulation 785/2004, together with such other insurance as we may from time to time consider reasonably necessary and advise to you.

Heliguy can ship items out up to 2pm Monday to Friday for next day delivery.

However, we advise checking well in advance to ensure that the equipment required is available.

First time renters will need to complete and application form and undergo a background check - this can take up to 2 working days.

You will need a copy of your insurance, a utility bill for the address the equipment is being shipped to and a photo ID.

In exceptional cases we may also require professional references.