About Us
Agricultural Air Services has a long-standing reputation in the industry for completing contracts with excellence both in customer satisfaction and compliance with specific state regulations. Our ground crew and pilots are trained in the EPA worker protection safety course and are trained on state and local regulations. Pilots undergo annual training in accordance with FAA regulations for the 137 and 133 operations as well as training in the type of aircraft they will be conducting services in. With the use of technology, we have streamlined our operation with each crew member having a tablet with the day’s task on it and a detail map for applications, we are able to provide the customer with the most up to date recording coverage maps of the aerial application through aerial mapping and shapefiles.
Agricultural Air Services operates 9 turbine helicopters including 4 Bell 206 Long Rangers, 2 Bell 206B models, 2 MD500’s, and 1 AS350B3E along with a substantial ground fleet consisting of every type of support truck, trailer, and fuel tanker needed to handle any operation.
We employ multiple qualified, licensed, and experienced aerial application pilots who are well versed in many facets of aerial application and identifying target species. Our services include but are not limited to broadcast liquid and dry applications, rights-of-way such as canals and levees, precision spot spraying with an underslung bucket, prescribed burning with a drip torch and survey flights.
We have been in the aerial application business for over 30 years in the state of Florida and throughout many other states. While completing many aquatic jobs throughout the state and holding multiple aerial contracts we have gained many hours of treating different species of invasive plants and aquatic plants.