About
Welcome to Eagle Flight Drones,
where the sky is not the limit but the beginning of breathtaking visions!
At Eagle Flight Drones, we are not just about flying drones, but about creating meaningful relationships with our clients. Our love for drone photography and videography is evident in every project we undertake. Every snap, every video clip, and every drone sweep is a testament to our commitment to quality, creativity, and innovation.
Our Mission
To illuminate the hidden beauty of our world from above, weaving together the threads of tradition and technology, and to deliver aerial content that speaks not just to the eyes, but to the heart.
Our Vision
To be the leading drone service in delivering meaningful, professional memories and stories.
In every flight, we promise more than just a stunning aerial view. We promise satisfaction that will make you not think twice about who to go to for the next time you need drone services.
Thank you for choosing Eagle Flight Drones. Let’s fly together!
Where Eagle Flight Flight Drones first started.
Neyaashiinigmiing, Ontario
Founder/Drone Pilot
Neebeesh Elliott
Who I Am
Aanii, I am a young indigenous entrepreneur from Neyaashiinigmiing, located in the Bruce Peninsula. In 2020 I graduated from St. Andrew’s College, in Aurora. I attended that high school from Grades 9-12, where I learned many important values and made life-long relationships. Currently, I just graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Communication Leadership & Strategy. After learning various skills from schooling I have been applying them to my business. Outside of flying drones, I love to play recreational sports like football and basketball. I also like to do CrossFit here and there.
My Story
In the fall of 2020, while learning online I knew that I had wanted to run a business. I was not sure of what I wanted to do, but I knew I wanted to do something. One day I had gone for a long walk with my dad, and we discussed many things including my interest in drones. From this conversation, I concluded that a drone business capturing photography/videography of our beautiful scenery could be supported by the tourism market in the Saugeen Peninsula. Since that conversation, this idea drove me to explore the possibilities.
A month later I had put together a business plan to apply for start-up funding from the Chippewas of Nawash First Nation. In my plan, I articulated that I would receive training, get licensed, create a website, and then launch my business by reaching out to local organizations like the Bruce Peninsula National Park.
In the spring of 2021, I lived on campus at MSU, focusing on school and building important relationships with my peers. It was while at school I was notified of my award from the Nawash Small Business Grant Program. I took this award as full support from the Chief and Council of my band. I then continued to carefully research the various types of professional drones and with the funding executed a purchase along with other important accessories. After the semester was over, I got in touch with elders and members of the Gun Lake Tribe, which is a Potawatomi Tribe just south of Grand Rapids. From there, I was further connected with a drone instructor/professor from Albion college. I spent the next 6 weeks receiving professional instruction and am pleased to inform you that I am now a commercially licensed drone pilot. In addition to passing this exam, I am now in process of becoming certified with Pix4D mapper, a program that processes orthomosaic 2D maps and 3D models.
After that, I have gained a lot of experience and expertise through all the jobs I have been so grateful to contract.
My Drone
The drone I currently own is DJI’s Mavic Pro 3, which is one of the industry’s leading drones for aerial photography/videography. Its capabilities include but are not limited to 31-minute flight time per battery, 7x optical zoom, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, and 500-meter max altitude (ATC permitted).