Core service · in preparation
Flying LED screens
A lightweight LED mesh screen suspended under a drone. A spot, a logo or a countdown visible from afar, over water or a cordoned square.
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Advertising that floats above the city
Flying LED screens carried by drones: events, city campaigns, municipal festivals.
We are bringing flying LED screens to Poland
Concept visualisation. Central Warsaw lies in the control zone of Chopin Airport; every site requires an airspace zone analysis (PansaUTM) and approvals.
Market figures
The world is already flying screens
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72.66m²
largest flying display: Guinness record, Filmbase (China, 2025)
1Source: China Daily Hong Kong (secondary source)
USD 12.4bn
Shenzhen's low-altitude economy in 2023 (+20% y/y)
2Source: China Daily Hong Kong (secondary source)
1.2kg/m²
weight of the LED curtain test-flown under a drone in the UK (2025)
3Source: invidis / sixteen:nine (secondary source)
70%
wind permeability of the LED mesh (The LED Studio, 2025)
4Source: invidis / sixteen:nine (secondary source)
Data from press reports (secondary sources), as of 22 Oct 2026.
How it works
Drone, LED mesh, content, flight
A heavy-lift drone carries a lightweight LED mesh screen on four cables. The mesh lets wind through, and you upload content as for any LED screen.
1. Take-off
A heavy-lift drone takes off from a cordoned zone, away from the audience. The pilot and an observer keep visual contact at all times.
2. LED mesh
A lightweight LED mesh screen unfolds below the drone. The mesh lets wind through, so the screen hangs steadily on four cables.
3. Content
The screen lights up: a spot, a logo, a countdown or a match score. Content is controlled from a tablet in MP4, MOV, JPG and PNG.
4. Slot and limits
One slot lasts 10–15 minutes. The pilot watches the wind and battery time, and after the slot the drone lands for a battery swap.
Services
One fleet, several pillars
Flying LED screens come first. Further services use the same drones outside the event season.
Concept visualisation
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The world is already doing it
China is scaling, the USA and the UK are testing, Poland is still waiting
And we want to be first here.
2027: TABI Media2017
Drobotron: a billboard on a drone · Orlando, USA
Orlando-based Drobotron LLC offered an LED screen on a drone as a flying billboard for about USD 200 per hour.
Source: The Drive (secondary source)
2023
The low-altitude economy · Shenzhen, China
In 2023 Shenzhen's low-altitude economy was worth CNY 90 billion (USD 12.4 billion), up 20% year on year. A local law on the sector has applied there since February 2024.
Source: China Daily Hong Kong (secondary source)
Mar–Apr 2025
Guinness record: 72.66 m² · Shenzhen, China
Filmbase set the Guinness record for the largest flying display: an LED mesh of 72.66 m² weighing 250 g/m², 20–30 minutes in the air.
Source: China Daily Hong Kong (secondary source)
Oct 2025
An LED curtain under a drone · United Kingdom
The LED Studio test-flew a drone-carried LED curtain: 1.2 kg/m², 70% wind permeability, sizes from 2×4 to 4×10 m, about 20 minutes of flight.
Source: invidis / sixteen:nine (secondary source)
13 Oct 2026
A flying screen over New York · New York, USA
HELI-D debuted in New York with a screen the company calls “the world's largest flying digital screen” (take-off from Newport Helistop), announcing a partnership with Allen Media Group.
Source: TastyAd (secondary source)
2027 (plan)
TABI Media · Poland
Plan: first flying LED screen shows in Poland once authorisations are granted.
Who it's for
Who we fly for
Concept visualisation
Harvest festivals, city days, fairs, anniversaries, New Year's Eve
Municipalities
- Problem
- The same stage and the same attractions every year. It's hard to find a moment residents still talk about a week later.
- What we offer
- A highlight visible from the whole event area: the coat of arms, a countdown, a thank-you to residents, sponsor logos.
- Example scenario
- City days by the lake: at 9 pm the drone lifts the screen over the water for a 10-minute countdown to the concert and greetings from the mayor, with the audience on the shore.
Concept visualisation
OOH campaigns, launches, sponsor events, PR stunts
Advertising and event agencies
- Problem
- Classic outdoor is everywhere and easy to miss. The client wants a format that earns media reach on its own.
- What we offer
- A new medium in Poland: a short, strong moment that audiences film and share. We handle the flight, approvals and safety.
- Example scenario
- A launch over the Vistula: three 12-minute slots on the hour, a spot synced to music and a live stream on the brand's social channels.
Concept visualisation
Product launches, brand campaigns, customer events
Brands
- Problem
- A launch has to stand out, and the budget should produce content you can reuse.
- What we offer
- Your logo and claim in the sky above the city, plus video and photos from the show for your campaign.
- Example scenario
- A launch evening on the waterfront: a countdown to the product reveal, then a loop with the campaign claim.
Concept visualisation
Festivals, open-air concerts, matches, runs, regattas
Concert and sports event organisers
- Problem
- Sponsors expect exposure the crowd can't block, and audiences want something beyond the stage.
- What we offer
- Extra space for sponsors and a striking artist entrance. Always over a cordoned zone, never over the audience.
- Example scenario
- A lakeside festival: before the headliner the drone lifts the screen over the water with the title sponsor's logo and an intro to the concert.
Concept visualisation
Your ad above the city
See your logo in the sky
Pick a view, upload a logo or type a slogan – you will see it on the drone's LED screen. Everything happens in your browser: the file never reaches our server.
TABI Media concept visualisation
The file is processed locally in your browser only.
Safety and compliance
A checklist before every flight
We prepare every operation with the same procedure. The status shows where our preparations stand.
Flight readiness
100%
The company is being incorporated. Permits and authorisations are in preparation. We are not yet flying commercially.
Legal basis: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947, ULC, PAŻP / PansaUTM
Central Warsaw lies in the control zone of Chopin Airport; every site requires an airspace zone analysis (PansaUTM) and approvals.
01 Site and airspace zone analysis
in preparationWe check zones in PansaUTM and on the zone map, obstacles, power lines and radio interference. Sites in airport control zones need additional approvals.
02 SORA risk assessment and CAA authorisation
in preparationWe plan operations in the specific category under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947: a SORA risk assessment and an application for an operational authorisation to the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (ULC).
03 Landowner and organiser consent
in preparationBefore each flight we hold written consent from the owner or manager of the take-off and landing site and from the event organiser.
04 Operator liability insurance
plannedThird-party liability insurance for the UAS operator, with cover matched to the scale of the operation.
05 Cordoned zone, nobody under the drone
in preparationWe fly only over a cordoned area (e.g. water or an empty square), with emergency procedures and wind and rain limits. In bad weather we move the show.
06 Flight log and post-event report
plannedEvery flight is logged. The client receives a report with slots, airtime, conditions, photos and video of the show.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a drone-carried screen legal in Poland?
Yes, in the specific category, after a SORA risk assessment and an operational authorisation from the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/947). Our authorisations are in preparation; the current status is shown in the Safety section.
Does the drone fly over the audience?
No. We fly only over a cordoned area, ideally water or an empty square. The audience watches from the side, at a safe distance.
How long does a show last?
One slot is 10–15 minutes, which is how long the drone can hover with the screen on one set of batteries. You can schedule several slots in an evening, for example on the hour.
How big is the screen?
We start with a smaller screen and drone, with the goal of screens up to about 5 × 10 m. An example system on the market has a 4.8 × 15 m screen with a 40 mm pixel pitch.
What if it's windy or raining?
Every operation has weather limits. If wind or rain is too strong, we move the slot or the show. We agree on the rules with the organiser before the event.
Is the screen visible in daylight?
Yes, but the LED mesh has less contrast in daylight. Shows look best at dusk and after dark.
Can you fly in a big city centre?
It depends on airspace zones. For example, central Warsaw lies in the control zone of Chopin Airport, so every site needs a zone analysis (PansaUTM) and extra approvals. We will check your location.
How do I prepare content for the screen?
An MP4, MOV, JPG or PNG file is enough. The LED mesh has a large pixel pitch, so simple, high-contrast graphics and large lettering work best. We'll advise on proportions or produce the creative.
Can the show have sound?
The screen has no sound, but the slot can easily be synced with music or an announcement from the event's PA system.
How much does it cost?
We quote each event individually, depending on location, number of slots, screen size and content production. Fill in the brief and we'll come back with a proposal.
When can I book a show?
We are taking enquiries now. Dates are confirmed once authorisations are in place, and we post progress updates in our news section.
Contact
Check availability
Tell us what you're planning. We'll reply with a proposal and a list of the approvals needed.
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