We are proud to announce that Steven Katz, Vice President of Flying Lion, has been featured in the latest issue of AirBeat publication. In his insightful article, Katz delves into the evolving role of drone technology in public safety and emergency response.

Katz discusses how drones have become indispensable tools for law enforcement agencies, enhancing situational awareness, improving response times, and ensuring officer safety. He also highlights the importance of integrating drone operations with existing emergency response protocols to maximize efficiency and effectiveness.

Drawing from Flying Lion’s extensive experience in deploying drones for various public safety missions, Katz provides real-world examples of successful drone integrations. He emphasizes the need for ongoing training and collaboration between drone operators and emergency personnel to fully realize the potential of this technology.

The article also touches upon the regulatory landscape, discussing the importance of adhering to FAA guidelines and obtaining necessary waivers to operate drones in complex environments.

We invite you to read the full article to gain deeper insights into how Flying Lion is at the forefront of drone technology in public safety. You can access the publication here:AirBeat Publication.

On May 4, 2025, FOX 11 Los Angeles aired a compelling segment titled “In Depth: Drones,” hosted by veteran journalist Hal Eisner, highlighting the transformative role drones play in public safety and emergency response.

The feature included exclusive insights from Barry Brennan, founder and CEO of Flying Lion, Inc., a leading provider of public safety drone services across the United States. With over a decade of experience in the drone industry, Brennan has played a key role in pioneering drone-as-first-responder (DFR) programs, which are now widely adopted by law enforcement agencies nationwide.

During the segment, Brennan discussed the rapid integration of drones into law enforcement operations, emphasizing their value in providing real-time situational awareness, enhancing officer safety, and increasing response efficiency. “Drones are fundamentally changing how agencies respond to critical incidents,” Brennan explained. “From aerial overwatch to active scene support, we’re seeing real results in crime deterrence and community protection.”

Watch the full segment on FOX 11 Los Angeles to learn more about how drones are shaping the future of public safety.