This may just be me, but having just finished a large family archival project of my own, this sort of video is exactly the sort I wouldn't have included.
The simpler, more candid, more off-the-cuff images and videos were gold. A drone by definition has setup and teardown time and is impossible to ignore for those being photographed.
Ethically, drones also break Kant's universalizability principle.
The setup and teardown for the newer DJI drones is quite miniscule, IMO. Even for the Mini 3 it's no more than 2 minutes to set up. Usually I'll do it while we are just enjoying/taking in a sight. Most of our destinations involve hiking so it works perfectly with a break and some rest.
This shot, for example (00:02:04 mark) really captures the moment my wife and I were standing alone on this massive breakwater in a way that nothing else could: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eixbTpEeVwg&t=124
I don't know how I could otherwise capture the full experience of that moment and place in a photograph or on a handheld video device.
The simpler, more candid, more off-the-cuff images and videos were gold. A drone by definition has setup and teardown time and is impossible to ignore for those being photographed.
Ethically, drones also break Kant's universalizability principle.