TR 101:2022
Guidelines on airworthiness of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)
OVERVIEW
This TR contains a set of technical guidelines intended primarily for the airworthiness verification of multi-rotor UAS with a maximum take-off mass (MTOM) between 1.5 kg and 25 kg that are operated outdoors under the following conditions:
a) Within visual line-of-sight or extended visual line-of-sight;
b) Within segregated airspace at an altitude not exceeding 200 ft (60 m). above ground level (AGL), and outside 5 km of aerodromes;
c) During the daytime;
d) Single operator to single UAS direct command and control only; and
e) No over-flying of public or uninvolved personnel.
This TR does not cover unmanned aircraft (UA) with a MTOM of less than 1.5 kg because there is a consensus that UA below this mass generally pose lesser safety risk.
The following are not covered in this TR:
a) Airworthiness verification guidelines for fixed-wing aeroplane and powered-lift UAS;
b) Night-time operations;
c) Fully autonomous operations;
d) Beyond visual line-of-sight operations;
e) Operations within non-segregated and controlled airspace;
f) Cybersecurity requirements.
COMMENTS
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Status | Current |
|---|---|
| Edition | 2022 |
| No. of Pages | 18 |
| ICS Classification | 49.020 Aircraft and space vehicles in general |
| Committee | Manufacturing Standards Commitee |
| Available for Purchase | Global |
| Adoption | - |