The Best of FPV Fly Throughs

Check out this compilation video of some of the best first person view (FPV) drone fly-through tours, which was created using footage from the "Best of FPV Fly-Throughs" collection.  You'll fly along with a mini-quad through a new museum in Hong Kong, a bowling alley in the Netherlands, and more.  

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Cinewhoop style quads are taking first person view (FPV) drones into the heart of mainstream media.  To see what we mean, check out this fantastic piece by top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Xizmo Media.  He worked with ABC TV's Good Morning America to create a unique "opener" for a segment on the 2021 Oscar Awards.  Watch how the drone flies through the control room and on to the set of the popular show, which is filmed in New York's Times Square.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in May, 2021.

Former AirVuz employee Jay Christensen hit the big-time with this fantastic first-person view (FPV) drone video from a famous bowling alley in Minneapolis.  In a single shot, the "cinewhoop" style quad flies into the front door of Bryant Lake Bowl (located just a few km/mi. south of downtown), follows the course of a ball down an alley and then provides a look at the equipment behind the pins.  In the days following its release, this piece became one of the most-viewed FPV videos of all time and was the subject of countless news stories.  This video was a DVOY finalist in 2021. 

Get a unique pespective of a famous casino in this outstanding first person view (FPV) fly-through by AirVuz contributor BlazeAir.  The footage was captured in the course of producing a promotional video for the Hard Rock Casino in Atlantic Casino, New Jersey.  Created with a "cinewhoop" style FPV quad that can (with an experienced pilot) safely flown indoors and in proximity to people, the video will take you through this giant property on the city's famed Boardwalk, which was originally the Trump Taj Mahal when it opened in 1990. 

Top contributor druno brings us this fantastic first person view (FPV) drone fly-through of a well-known mansion in Central Italy.  It's called the Villa Farnese (not to be confused with the Palazzo Farnese in Rome), and it's a pentagon-shaped manor in Viterbo, one of the provinces of the Lazio region.  Considered one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture, the mansion was constructed in the 16th century by the powerful Farnese family.  It's now Italian state property and operated by the Museum Center of Lazio.  

Top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot managed to use his "cinewhoop" style FPV drone to film an important American historical landmark: Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest plantation house in Bedford County.  The USA's third President inherited the property in 1773, but the construction of the house and plantation didn't begin until 1806, during his second administration.  The video features both external and internal footage of the house, which was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1971.  

Top AirVuz contributor Jay Christensen, whose first person view (FPV) video of a bowling alley became one of the most-viewed drone videos of all time, uses his "one-shot" FPV magic to give us a tour of the New York City offices of Barstool Sports.  Founded in 2003 in Massachusetts, the company moved its headquarters to the present site near Madison Square Garden in 2016.  Providing a unique perspective of the inner chambers of the highly successful company, this video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in December, 2021.    

Top AirVuz contributor FrameworkFilms worked with software giant Microsoft to create a first person view (FPV) drone video of the company's Silicon Valley, California campus.  The video features some fascinating interviews describing how the "one-take" shot was planned and executed, which is interspersed with the actual FPV footage.  It's an example of how FPV drones are being increasingly used to create virtual tours.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in December of 2021.    

Get an extremely novel perspective of a bowling alley with this excellent first person view (FPV) "cinewhoop" piece by top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Angelo Re.  Building on the excitement created by Jay Christiansen's FPV bowling alley tour which nearly "broke the internet" in early 2021, Angelo Re takes you along on a ride through 814 Lanes & Games, a popular bowling alley in suburban Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in May of 2021.   

Get a one-of-a-kind perspective of Germany's Mercedes-Benz Museum in this fantastic first person view (FPV) drone video by minidrone.studio.  He used a "cinewhoop" style drone to film the facility, which is located adjacent to the famous car company's headquarters in Stuttgart and which opened in 2006.  With their small size and (generally) ducted fans, cinewhoop drones can safely be flown indoors  (by experienced pilots) with little risk of damage.  This video was selected for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in August, 2020.  

Get a rare behind-the-scenes look at a well-known Chinese production studio, compliments of top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot drew.drones.  He worked with major advertising agency TBWA\Shanghai to create an FPV fly-through of the Shanghai studio of Kudos Shanghai, which produces artwork for blockbuster video games like League of Legends and Valorant.  Impressively shot in one take with a "cinewhoop" style quad, this video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in August of 2022.   

"Cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones are perfect for "grand entrances" - transitioning from outside to inside in a single shot.  That's what you'll see in this excellent piece by AirVuz contributor and pilot Flyte Bytes.  The subject of the video is the Our Lady of Victory Basilica in Lackawanna, New York.  One of the most prominent churches in western New York, it was completed in the 1920's and is part of the Diocese of Buffalo.  This video was a pick for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in May of 2021.    

City Museum of St Louis, Missouri is a museum whose exhibits consist largely of repurposed architectural and industrial products. Museum founder Bob Cassilly's voice pops up throughout this mystical piece by top first person view (FPV) pilot nurkfpv who was given rare access to fly his micro drone through the legendary museum. It's a moving, inspiring one you won't want to miss. This video was chosen as the Winner in the Micro Drone Acro Mode category in the second annual Drone Video Awards.

Prepare to be blown away by this magnificent one-shot FPV video from the USA's largest enclosed shopping mall, compliments of the legendary Jay Christensen.  Shot with a "cinewhoop" style FPV drone, the video plays off of the 1994 movie "Mighty Ducks: D2", which was shot at the giant mall in the Minneapolis suburb of Bloomington.  In a continuous shot, he flies through the giant structure, catches up with a roller-hockey "team" cruising through the mall, and heads into the Nickelodeon Universe amusement park in the center of the mall.   

Building upon the success and visibility he created with his landmark first person view (FPV) tour of the Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis, Minnesota, top contributor Jay Christensen headed to the northern part of the North Star State to make this epic FPV tour of a famous landmark: the Glensheet Mansion on the North Shore of Lake Superior in Duluth.  Dating to the early 1900's, the mansion was the site of the murder of wealthy heiress Elisabeth Congdon in 1977 for which her son-in-law was subsequently convicted in a celebrated trial.   

Take a first person view (FPV) drone tour of one of the world's most advanced electric two-wheeler manufacturing factories, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot Yamen.  Operated by Indian manufacturer Ola Electric (a wholly-owned subsidiary of ANI Technologies), the brand-new (2021) state-of-the-art plant is located in the Krishnagiri District in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu; it began making its first deliveies at the end of 2021.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in August, 2022. 

Croig is a leading provider of accessories for motorcycles, particularly Harley-Davidson.  In this amazing first person view (FPV) drone video, top AirVuz contributor and pilot AirJourdanFPV, you'll see some incredible "cinewhoop" style FPV footage which was captured in connection with the Built for Good campaign.  The video will take you through Croig's manufacturing facility, providing a unique perspective on its key production processes.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in June of 2021.  

To appreciate how the emerging art form of first person view (FPV) drone fly-through's is evolving, check out this amazing piece from Scottsdale, Arizona.  Shot with a single take, the video will take you through five separate bars in the heart of Old Scottsdale, the fashionable winter getaway spot located to the northeast of downtown Phoenix.  Watch how these lightweight drones (with ducted propellers) can be flown in close proximity to  people with minimal disturbance and capture camera angles that would be otherwise impossible.  

Top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot Angelo Re has been perfecting the art of FPV fly-throughs of restaurant and entertainment sites, and is regularly hired by these venues to create highly captivating FPV promotional content.  In this outstanding piece, he takes us on a fly-through of the Bites and Brews Sports Bar and Grill which is part of the 814 Lanes & Games entertainment complex in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list.  

Top AirVuz contributor Sky Candy Studios brings us this fantastic "fly-through" first person view (FPV) video of some of the top theaters and live venues in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.  Shot with a "cinewhoop" style drone, the work was undertaken as part of a campaign by the city's to get the public to resume its patronage following the long shutdown induced by the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.  The featured venues include First Avenue, the Palace Theater, the Fitzgerald Theater, the Parkway Theater, and the Dakota Lounge.  

Here's another great application of "cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones - flying through conversion vans!  Van life has become all the rage for millennials looking to travel the world, couples wanting an adventure, college students, and nightshift workers. Cinewhoop pilot Whofpv takes us through a few such livable vans in this micro drone video. Mango Vans is the company behind the vans featured in this video. The company customizes adventure vans for their clients needs and style. 

Here's a unique first person view (FPV) drone look of something most of us have never seen before from any perspective: the construction of a new subway line.  AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot noclipfpv managed to fly his FPV quad through the new tube being built to extend Line 14 of the Paris Métro.  One of 16 lines of the fabled subway system in the City of Light, Line 14 runs on a northwest-to-southeast axis through the center of the city.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in October, 2021. 

Inspired by the worldwide attention garnered by Jay Christiansen's first person view (FPV) drone tour of Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis, top FPV pilot ShaggyFPV put together this epic "behind the scenes" tour of the Olround Bowling Center in Nijmegen, Netherlands.   Watch how he sets up the video with a grand entrance, using the alley's scenery (including video "extra's) to display his considerable piloting skills.  This video was an easy pick for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in July, 2021.   

Team AirVuz pilot nurkfpv got the amazing chance to fly his cinewhoop first person view (FPV) drone around helicopters, spaceships and even Air Force One at the National Museum of the United States Air Force, the world's oldest and largest military aviation museum. While these remarkable aircraft have the potential to be airworthy again, they have been purposefully preserved in their original state to keep them as records of Air Force history.  This incredible trip around the hanger put Nurk back on our FPV Pilots to Watch list in March 2020.

Top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) drone pilot MANUEL BASSIL brings us this fantastic "behind the scenes" view of a TV news studio in Dubai.  Using a "cinewhoop" style FPV drone, he filmed the news desk and surrounding offices of Asharq News, a 24/7 Arabic language news network.  The fly-through demonstrates the power of these small ducted fan quads to safely film in an indoor environment.  This video was picked as a Finalist for the Drone Video of the Week and also made the FPV Pilots to Watch list.  

Small first person view (FPV) drones known as "cinewhoops" are being used in increasing numbers to showcase top lodging and resort properties.  With their light weight and (generally) protected props, they can be safely flown by experienced pilots in indoor environments and around people.  In this excellent piece by Luca Zappa FPV, you'll see a great example of this phenomenon.  The video, which earned him a spot on the FPV PIlots to Watch list in November of 2022, was filmed at the Palace Hotel, a small luxury hotel in Italy. 

Talented person view (FPV) drone pilots are increasingly being tapped to use their quads to showcase less glamorous settings by showing them from an entirely new perspective.   Particularly with the advent of "cinewhoop" style ducted fan quads, locations like factories and warehouses can be showcased with "fly-throughs", in which the viewer can see both inside and outside shots, oftentimes with a single shot.  Check out this outstanding reel by Supasanya showcasing some of their best industrial and warehouse "fly-through" work.  

Nothing demonstrates the versatility of "cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones like those outdoors-to-indoors continuous shots, and top AirVuz contributor Jay Christensen starts out with an epic one in this amazing piece.  The video was shot at a megaplex theater in Plymouth, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis.  Coming in the front door, you'll be taken around the theater, taking in a familiar-looking spot from an entirely new perspective.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in January, 2021. 

This first person view (FPV) piece by AirVuz contributor alfdee-fpv combines three themes which have captured the imaginations of FPV pilots and their audiences: bowling alley fly-throughs, chase scenes, and single-shot videos.  The video will take you through a recreation center which has both a bowling alley and a go-kart track.  Shot in a single take, the video opens with a fly-in through the door; from here you'll fly over the pool tables, onto the go-kart track, and then into the bowling alley part of the venue.   

In early 2021, top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot Jay Christensen nearly broke the internet with his "cinewhoop" style video of the famous Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  In this incredible follow-up, he created a behind-the scenes FPV view of another famous spot: Mel's Drive-In in Hollywood, California.  One of just a handful of locations in the iconic chain which featured in the 1973 classic, American Graffiti.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in April, 2021.  

Basketball games at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina are something of a cultural phenomenon.  With five NCAA Men's Basketball Championship wins and 16 Final Four appearances through the 2020-21 season, the Blue Devils are one of the most storied names in college sports.  Top AirVuz contributor Jay Christensen was able to use a first person view "Cinewhoop" style drone to capture the action with this amazing fly-through of the Cameron Indoor Stadium, home of the Blue Devils since it opened in 1940.   

While a first person view (FPV) tour of Johnson Space Center in Houston has probably fired the imaginations of many FPV pilots, AirVuz contributor beto.fpv actually got it done, as you'll see in this amazing "fly through" from the famous complex.  Shot with a "cinewhoop" style FPV drone, the video will take you through the Official Visitor Center at the complex, which is responsible for astronut training as well as Mission Control for the USA's manned missions.  This video was picked as a Drone Video of the Week Finalist in July, 2021. 

How's this for a cool spot to fly a first person view (FPV) quad: a nuclear power plant control room!  Yes, you read that correctly.  Talented AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Dstrux FPV was somehow able to fly his "cinewhoop" style FPV quad through the control room of a nuclear power plant.  Actually, it's a de-commissioned plant in South Carolina called the Government Training Facility, which was made available to FPV pilots for the Rotor Riot Rampage in 2022.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in July, 2022.    

Check out this first person view (FPV) "fly through" of one of the newest attractions in Hong Kong: M+, a museum of visual culture.  The video was shot in anticipation of the museum's opening in the second week of November, 2021.  The museum, which is dedicated to 20th and 21st century visual culture, is one of the centerpieces of the West Kowloon Cultural District.  The district is located on 40 acres of reclaimed land in the Yau Tsim Mong District.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in October, 2021.

Take a first-person view (FPV) tour of one of the world's most famous football (soccer) stadiums, compliments of top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Ivan Merino.  Camp Nou is located in Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city after Madrid.  Opened in 1957, it's the home of professional football team FC Barcelona, which competes in the top-flight Spanish league La Liga.  With a seating capacity of just under 100k, it's the largest football stadium in Europe as of 2021 and the fourth-largest in the world as of that time.  

For a first upload to AirVuz, brand-new contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot Bagesfeka gives us this fantastic FPV fly-through of the massive new football stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia just prior to its opening in early 2022.  The retractable-roof Jakarta International Stadium is the home field for Persija Jakarta, one of Indonesia's top football teams.  The stadium is located in the Tanjung Priok district of North Jakarta.  It seats 82k spectators, the most of any Asian retractable roof stadium as of 2022. 

Formula One race cars are amongst the most expensive wheeled vehicles ever built; the costs of Indy and NASCAR cars pale by comparison.  Please keep this in mind when you watch this incredible first person view (FPV) video by top AirVuz contributor and pilot Ivan Merino.   He used a "cinewhoop" style FPV drone to fly through the Formula One Museum at the Fernando Alonso Sports Complex in Asturias, Spain.  The museum houses the cars run by the legendary Spanish driver, who won back-to-back F1 championships in 2005-6 for Team Renault.  

Take a first person view (FPV) drone fly-through of a well-known football stadium in Istanbul, Turkey in this excellent video by AirVuz contributor Ykaanyildirim.  Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium is situated in the Kadıköy District, near the southern entrance to the Bosphorus on the city's Asian (eastern) side.  Opened in 1908 and renovated numerous times, it's the home field of the Fenerbahçe Sports Club.  At times the largest sports venue in Turkey, the stadium now seats just over 50k spectators.  

Check out this dramatic first person view (FPV) drone fly-through of a giant metallurgical factory in Russia, compliments of top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot craig_dt.  The video opens with a shot flying along the railroad tracks leading into the massive works, followed by some passes around the exterior of the plant.  Then you'll head into the plant itself and fly over its massive furnaces and handling equipment.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in October, 2021. 

Since lighting up the internet with his fly-through of a bowling alley in early 2021, top contributor Jay Christensen has found himself in very high demand for his first person view (FPV) fly-through video content.  Case in point is this video, which he created in connection with a National Hockey League game broadcast on the ABC and ESPN TV networks.   It's a fly-through of Amalie Arena in Tampa Bay, Florida, which was created in connection with a broadcast of a game between the hometown Tampa Bay Lightning and the New York Rangers.  

What better way to promote a car dealership than with a first person view (FPV) fly-through?  With the advent of "cinewhoop" style FPV drones, car dealerships are increasingly turning to skilled FPV pilots to fly their quads through their showrooms.  In this excellent piece by AirVuz contributor and pilot VertMedia, you'll take a tour of a state-of-the-art Lexus dealership in Southampton in the UK.  Beginning with a fly-in "grand entrance", the video will take you through the dealer's showroom, offices, and service area.  

Top AirVuz creator and FPV pilot MANUEL BASSIL aka MRFPV brings us this amazing FPV fly-through of a Porsche "cafe" in the Persian Gulf city of Dubai. With a "setup" shot flying over the giant Ain Dubai Ferris wheel, the video will take you into the DRVN by Porsche coffeehouse, a new concept from the German car company which allows prospective customers to enjoy coffee and light fare in a immersive environment.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in June of 2023 and was also a nominee for 2023 FPV Drone Video of the Year.

Take a tour of one of the marvels of modern Indonesia in this outstanding first person view (FPV) drone "fly-through" of the Great Mosque of Central Java by contributor yuri parinduri.  Dedicated in 2006, the mosque is located in the city of Semarang, capital of the province o Central Java.  Sitting on a site of 25 acres (10 hectares), the complex consists of three buildings arranged in the shape of a "U".  The central prayer area, located between the library and auditorium which form the arms of the "U", can hold up to 15k worshippers.  

The very talented content creator Jay Christensen earned himself a spot on the AirVuz FPV Pilots to Watch list in March, 2020 with this mind-blowing first person view (FPV) video from the Mall of America.  He was able to follow a motorcycle cruising through the USA's largest enclosed shopping mall, of course after house (hence the video's title).  Follow along with him as he zips around this gigantic momument to consumer culture, which opened for business in 1992 and which generally attracts over 40 million visitors per year.  

Some of the most distinctive architectural sights in San Francisco are its "Painted Ladies" Victorian houses, which were repainted in the 1960s. While the phenomenon is not limited to San Francisco, it has a special connection to the city: the term was coined in the 1978 book 'Painted Ladies: San Francisco's Resplendent Victorians.'  In this FPV Pilots to Watch video by top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot InspireFPV, you'll fly through one of the Painted Ladies, which was the setting for the TV sitcom "Full House."  

AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot Dragon FPV shows off the "indoor/outdoor" capabilities of HD FPV micro-drones in this fantastic tour of a "fanshop" for the Augsburg FC professional football team in Germany.  Watch how he "cases" the neighboring arena and plaza before heading into the shop itself, giving us a unique perspective on the shop and its merchandise.  For its cinematic merit and unique FPV perspective, we picked this video for the AirVuz FPV Pilots to Watch list in June of 2020.  

Take a first person view (FPV) drone tour of one of the USA's most storied college hockey arenas in this excellent drone video by contributor ethanschultz.  The video is an FPV fly-through of 3M Arena at Mariucci, the home of the Minnesota Gophers Men's Hockey team in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  Opened in 1993, it's located on the UofM's main campus and seats up to about 10k fans.  In 2007, the arena was named one of the top ten venues in college sports by Sports Illustrated.  This video made the FPV Pilots to Watch list in April, 2022.

In this brilliant "one-take" first person view (FPV) drone video, top AirVuz creator  drew.drones takes us on a fascinating aerial tour.  The General Motors China Advanced Design Center in Shanghai is one of four GM advanced design centers around the world. Recently renovated, the center is focused exclusively on developing electric and autonomous vehicles for markets around the world. The video was filmed with a GoPro Hero 11 action camera mounted to a three inch "cinewhoop" style quad and was a 2023 FPV Drone Video of the Year nominee.

"Cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones are becoming increasingly utilized in the world of filming professional sports.  With their relatively beningn safety profile, they are able to be flown in close proximity to people.  Exhibit A is this amazing cinewhoop "fly-through" piece from AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot beckley2000.  Working for CBS Sports, he was able to give us a behind-the scenes view of the preparation for a Christmas Day National Football League game at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.   

Top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) drone pilot chrissbergan earned a spot on the FPV Pilots to Watch list in early September, 2023 with this fantastic fly-through tour of the Norwegian Aviation Museum.  Located in the town of Bodø in the (northern) Nordland County, the museum opened in the 1990's and is the largest of its kind in the Nordic countries.  Shaped like a giant propeller, the museum is focused on Norway's substantial contribution to the development of both civil and military aviation.  

Multiple Drone Video of the Week Winner Jan Barančík - DronistaCZ
 has been among one of the most successful aerial videographers to master the higher level of piloting skills required to transition to flying first person view (FPV) drones.  In this outstanding demo reel, you'll see some highlights of his work using FPV drones to film factories, warehouses, offices, and other indoor locations which can only really be filmed with small FPV drones.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in August of 2023.  

Modern car dealerships are large and complex facilities, and represent substantial capital investment by their owners.  The scope of a large dealership can perhaps best be appreciated by drone fly-through tours, which can be undertaken safely with Cinewhoop" style FPV quads (flown by experienced pilots).  Witness this video for a car dealership in Almaty, Kazakhstan by AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Banscchikov.  This video was picked by the AirVuz editorial staff for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in March of 2023.  

Take a FPV drone tour of the brand-new (Spring of 2023) Main Event food and entertainment complex in Beaumont, Texas (about 90 minutes east of Houston) in this outstanding "one-shot" video by AirVuz contributor Drone Wurx.  Filmed with a "cinewhoop" style quad in a single take, you'll explore what this venue has to offer, beginning with its giant arcade room.  After heading through a dining room and massive bar area, you'll tour the Main Event's impressive laser tag course, finishing with the equally impressive bowling alley.    

Top contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot VertMedia won a spot on the FPV Pilots to Watch list in April, 2023 with this fantastic FPV "fly-through" of the Bolton Kia auto dealership near Manchester, England.  The video was filmed with a "cinewhoop" style FPV quad, whose light weight and ducted propellers make them suitable for filming indoor locations and shots with close human proximity (provided they are flown by experienced pilots, of course).  Ride along for a behind-the-scenes look at one of Europe's largest Kia dealerships.  

A luxury car dealership in Turkey is the setting for this outstanding first person view (FPV) drone fly-through video, which was selected for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in December of 2023.  Top AirVuz contributor EminFPV used a "cinewhoop" style drone to create a virtual tour of Bademli Motors, which is located in the northwestern city of Bursa.  When controlled by experience FPV pilots, cinewhoops are idea for this type of filming project: they are lightweight and have ducted propellers, which minimize risk to people and property.  

Top AirVuz contributor PerkoFPV made the FPV Pilots to Watch list in late December, 2023 with this impressive FPV fly-through of a well-known Australian mall.  It's called Chadstone Mall, and it's located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne.  Filmed as part of a Christmastime promotion, the video shows the power of "cinewhoop" style drones.  With their light weight and ducted propellers, cinewhoops are ideal for filming in indoor spaces and/or around people, as they are less dangerous than heavier drones with exposed props.

With their light weight and ducted propellers, "cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones can be safely flown in places that would otherwise be strictly off-limits to quads.  In this piece by AirVuz contributor Strayn, you'll get a fly-through tour of one such location: the Saint-Germain Church in Flers, France, a small town in the country's Normandy region.  The Neo-Gothic style church was built in the early 20th century.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in September of 2022.  

With their small size and ducted propellers, "cinewhoop" style first person view (FPV) drones are perfect for creating "flyby" tours which can involve both inside and outside shots.  A great example is this piece by top AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Fpv_travel_girl, which was filmed at an English school on the Mediterranean island of Malta.  The video will take you on a tour of the well-appointed facility, which includes a beautiful outdoor pool.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in May of 2023. 

Founded in 1988, the Newcastle Museum is in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. The original museum was at the old Castlemaine Brewery building until 2008, then in 2011 the location seen in this video  was opened at the old headquarters of the Great Northern Railway. Pilot CLIFFORD FPV takes us on a unique cinewhoop tour through the museum and its various galleries, giving any prospective attendee a new view of what they might see. This video earned him a spot on our FPV Pilots to Watch list in September, 2019.

For a first upload to AirVuz, brand-new contributor Olivier Goarant brings us this excellent first person view (FPV) drone tour of a luxury resort property on Mexico's Mayan Riviera.  The video opens with some nice outdoor "establishing" shots, showing the resort's setting on the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea.  Then you'll be taken down closer to ground level to see the hotel's expansive pool system and gardens, and will be taken inside the property.  The video was filmed with a DJI Avata drone.  

Get a unique perspective of a French opera house in this fantastic first person view (FPV) drone fly-through of the Opéra d'Avignon in the southern city of Avignon by AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot FauxRoche.  The landmark was built in the 1840's on the site of an earlier structure which was destroyed by fire.  The historic city of Avignon lies on the Rhône River in the department of Vaucluse, a bit north of the river's mouth on the Mediterranean Sea and about an hour's drive from the port city of Marseilles.  

AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) drone pilot used a "cinewhoop" style FPV drone to create this outstanding fly-through tour of the Niortais Urban Community in France.  The video was created in connection with a remodeling project for the facility, which is located in the Deux-Sèvres Department in the western part of the country.  The video was filmed with a GoPro camera mounted to a "cinewhoop" style FPV quad.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list in October of 2023.  

Talk about cinematic cinewhoop style FPV.  Top AirVuz contributor and FPV plot Whofpv got the rare opportunity to fly his HD FPV micro-drone through an empty NASCAR garage. There he was able to float through, around, under and over nearly a dozen of the high-powered vehicles with impressive precision and flow. Watch this behind-the-scenes video and you’ll catch glimpses of engines, frames, and many partially finished stock cars just waiting to fire up and get on the race track.  This made the FPV Pilots to Watch list in April, 2019.