Aerial Drone Security & Surveillance in Baltimore, MD

Baltimore is home to the Port of Baltimore — one of the most strategically important ports on the East Coast, specializing in vehicle imports and rolling stock — and sits at the intersection of mid-Atlantic logistics and federal government contract infrastructure. Calvis deploys FAA-certified drone units across the Baltimore metro under Maryland MSP licensing requirements, operating under LAANC authorization for Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and the Class B airspace shared with the broader DC metropolitan region. The Port of Baltimore's Dundalk Marine Terminal handles more automobiles than any other East Coast port, while the Seagirt Marine Terminal manages container traffic and the South Locust Point Cruise Terminal processes cruise passengers. Johns Hopkins Medical Campus — one of the world's leading academic medical centers — and the University of Maryland Medical Center present large-campus aerial security requirements in the city's medical corridor. The Fort McHenry Tunnel and Harbor Tunnel approaches create unique infrastructure monitoring applications, while Baltimore's ongoing waterfront development at Harbor Point and the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore redevelopments drive construction site aerial security demand.

The Port of Baltimore is the top US port for imported cars and light trucks, handling over 800,000 vehicles annually. Johns Hopkins Medical Campus in East Baltimore employs over 23,000 people and is Maryland's largest private employer. The Tradepoint Atlantic development on the former Bethlehem Steel site in Sparrows Point covers 3,300 acres — one of the largest industrial redevelopments in US history. BWI Airport LAANC requirements cover much of Anne Arundel County and southern Baltimore County.