Nearly a hectare of packhouse roof treated in under an hour. No one climbing heights, no safety risk, no disruption to operations. That's what precision spray application delivers — speed, safety, and results.

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Max walks you through calibrating the spreader for the P150 Max - step by step, so you get it spot on. This process also applies to the P150 and P150 H standard; they use the same calibration method.

We've broken it into three sections so you can jump to what you need:

0:00 - Ground Calibration
[insert time] - Aerial Load Weighing
[insert time] - Manual Flight Calibration

Get your spreader dialled in and ready to go. If you've got questions, give us a call or hit us up online - details below.

Phone: 06 870 4030
Instagram & Facebook: @AirborneSolutions.ltd
Website: www.airbornesolutions.co.nz

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Airborne Solutions has the answers you need, to the questions you should be asking.

Find out more at https://www.airbornesolutions.co.nz/

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Airborne Solutions has the answers you need, to the questions you should be asking.

Find out more at https://www.airbornesolutions.co.nz/

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Airborne Solutions are New Zealand's agricultural drone experts and XAG specialists.

Find out more at https://www.airbornesolutions.co.nz/

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Spring’s creeping up and we’re already buzzing about in a hive of activity. Scotty takes us for a walk around the workshop, has a chat to Alex and Max about their days so far - Alex sorting the new South Island Division work ute, Max in the middle of a drone repair. Getting you flying is the easy part - keeping you flying is the real work, and that’s where our parts and support come in. That’s the Airborne way.

Wanna learn more about agricultural drones;

Get in touch!
📞06 870 4030
📧 info@airbornesolutions.co.nz
🖥️ www.airbornesolutions.co.nz

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Join Max for a day in the forestry as we use the XAG P150 Max to lift approximately 8,600 saplings into steep planting country.

In this vlog-style video, Max talks through the simple loading system we use on the ground. It may be fairly rudimentary, but it works extremely well and keeps the operation moving efficiently.

You’ll also see the P150 Max demonstrating its lifting capability in a real forestry environment, transporting loads of saplings directly to where the planting crews need them.

This is a practical look at how heavy-lift agricultural drones can support forestry operations, reduce manual handling and make difficult terrain considerably easier to access.

For more information about the XAG P150 Max or drone lifting solutions in New Zealand, get in touch with the Airborne Solutions team.

📞 Call us: 06 870 4030
📧 Email: info@airbornesolutions.co.nz
🌐 Website: www.airbornesolutions.co.nz
📸 Instagram: @airbornesolutions.ltd
📘 Facebook: @airbornesolutions.ltd

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We sit down with Alex Owen Cooper from OC Aerial for a relaxed, honest conversation about his journey in the drone industry - from starting out as a one-man band to running a growing business with an employee and two drones in the fleet.

We talk through what it actually takes to build a drone spraying business from the ground up, the realities of life as a spray drone operator, what it's like working with XAG drones day to day, and Alex's thoughts on the new P150 Max. It's a straight-up, no-fluff chat from someone who's been in the thick of it.

Whether you're thinking about getting into the industry, already operating, or just want to hear from someone doing it for real in New Zealand - this one's worth a watch.

If you want to get in touch with Alex;
🌐 Website: https://ocaerial.co.nz/
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/OC-Aerial-61561326290101/
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oc_aerial/

If you want to learn more get in touch with us:
📞 Call us: 06 870 4030
📧 Email: info@airbornesolutions.co.nz
🌐 Website: www.airbornesolutions.co.nz
📸 Instagram: @airbornesolutions.ltd
📘 Facebook: @airbornesolutions.ltd

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These lines are for hail netting - protecting the orchard from hail damage.

Strung by hand, one line can take half a day.

We pulled 16 lines in 2 hours. With a drone.

A job that would've taken days, done in one morning.

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