THE PILOT BEHIND THE PERSPECTIVE
ABOUT
SAI FLYS.
ISADOM “SAI” PARRA
FOUNDER.
PILOT.
STORYTELLER.
I'm Isadom “Sai” Parra, the founder and pilot behind Sai Flys Drones. For over a decade, I've been turning movement, altitude, and perspective into images that help people experience a place—not simply look at it from above.
Based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, I work with real estate professionals, couples, event teams, brands, tourism partners, construction teams, and organizations that need a clear view of what they are building. My work ranges from polished cinematic aerials to fast, immersive FPV fly-throughs.
Sai Flys is built around a simple idea: ambitious aerial work should feel easy for the client. I bring a calm, prepared approach to every production, with clear communication from the first conversation through final delivery.
MORE THAN A DRONE SHOT
BUILT TO
MOVE PEOPLE.
Flying is only one part of the job. The real work is understanding what the client wants the audience to notice, feel, and remember—then choosing the right movement to make that happen.
That might mean one continuous FPV flight through a busy venue, an elegant reveal of a property at golden hour, dependable progress coverage for a construction site, or cinematic aerials that make a destination feel impossible to ignore.
Lancaster is home, but the work is not limited by geography. Sai Flys is available wherever the project makes sense and has already traveled to destinations including the Dominican Republic and Jamaica.
THE SAI FLYS APPROACH
CREATIVE VISION.
PRODUCTION DISCIPLINE.
UNDERSTAND THE GOAL
Before the drone leaves the ground, I want to know what success looks like, where the work will live, and what the audience should feel.
PLAN + FLY WITH PURPOSE
Every movement earns its place. Creative choices, location logistics, airspace, safety, and the final edit are considered together.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
You get clear communication, a collaborative set experience, and deliverables built around how you actually plan to use them.
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