Bryan is the pilot for BRAV Aviation, an FAA Part 107 drone operation serving oil and gas sectors across the southeast United States.
Most of his flying is oil spill documentation. From altitude, a single flight documents the spill and shows where the oil is moving, so response crews can act quickly to stop the spread.
BRAV Aviation also provides progress tracking, chemical targeting in hard areas that can only be seen from the air, and inspections of existing pipelines and well heads.
Bryan brings years of experience in the emergency response sector, both onshore and offshore, and has logged more than 100 flight hours in this field.
A graduate of Holy Cross High School, Bryan went on to play college baseball at Delgado Community College before finishing his playing career at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Every flight ends with documentation that is neatly organized and delivered to you, not a folder of raw footage. In emergency response, how information is delivered can matter as much as the images themselves.
Clear records of what happened and where, so you can brief your team, make decisions quickly, and support your own reporting and claims.
Consistent, well-organized documentation makes it easier to review a site, track conditions over time, and meet reporting needs without chasing missing information.
A clear picture of the source, direction, and spread helps crews put resources where they are needed and show progress to the people they answer to.
Call or email to schedule an inspection or request spill response.