They can replace all other SAR tools.

They are cheaper than helicopters.

They require no training to operate.

They provide real-time data and access difficult terrains.

Establishing clear communication channels.

Avoiding coordination with local authorities.

Ignoring aviation regulations.

Using drones only at night.

To make them eligible for higher pay.

To allow them to operate without any supervision.

To guarantee they understand SAR strategies and emergency response.

To ensure they can fly drones in any weather.

Skipping risk assessment.

Relying solely on drones for rescue.

Evaluating terrain and identifying hazards.

Ignoring weather conditions.

By eliminating the need for real-time data.

By improving thermal imaging and payload delivery.

By reducing the need for ground teams.

By making drones more expensive.