Certified to fly Engineered for safety
How we keep your show safe
HCAA license — a legal drone show
We operate under an official HCAA license as the first licensed drone show company in Greece. Every performance is 100% legal and approved.
EASA compliance
Our flights fully follow the European EASA regulatory framework for unmanned aircraft, meeting the strictest safety standards.
Certified pilots
Every show is run by certified, experienced drone pilots trained in swarm flight and emergency management.
In-flight backup systems
Our drones carry multiple redundant backup systems. If one drone deviates, it is automatically isolated and lands safely without affecting the swarm.
Third-party liability insurance
Every performance is covered by third-party liability insurance for full protection of the venue, the audience and the organizer.
Safety perimeter & weather monitoring
We mark a controlled safety perimeter around the flight field and continuously monitor wind, flying only when it stays below 6 m/s.
Safety & cancellations
Is a drone show legal in Greece?
Yes. SkySymphony is the first licensed drone show company in Greece and operates under an official HCAA license, in full compliance with the EASA framework. Every performance is entirely legal and approved by the competent authorities.
Do you need a permit, and who handles the process?
Yes, every drone show requires an HCAA permit plus location-specific approvals. We handle the entire permitting process for you — from the application to the final approvals — so you never have to deal with the paperwork. We need around one month's notice to complete everything on time.
What happens if the weather is unsuitable? Is rescheduling available?
Safety always comes first. We continuously monitor conditions and fly only when wind is below 6 m/s. If the weather is unsuitable, the show is postponed and rescheduled to a new date — we never risk the performance or the audience just to keep a schedule.
How far away does the crowd need to be?
For every show we mark a controlled safety perimeter between the flight field and the spectators, in line with HCAA and EASA rules. The exact distance depends on the swarm size and the site, but the audience always stays at a fully safe distance with an excellent view of the spectacle.
What happens if a drone fails?
Our drones carry multiple in-flight backup systems. If a drone develops a fault or drifts off course, it is automatically isolated and lands safely within the marked perimeter, without affecting the rest of the swarm or the flow of the show. On top of that, our third-party liability insurance covers every eventuality.