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SORA, PDRA, LUC: mandatory regulatory steps for non-standard flights

RegulationsBy Samuel BrauNovember 4, 2022

When an operator wishes to conduct an operation that does not comply with standard scenarios (national or European), they must request an operational authorization (granted for a maximum duration of 1 year) from their national authority by submitting a risk assessment study conducted using the SORA, PDRA, or LUC methodology, as applicable. In this article,

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CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS

The supervisor, located in the control center, can monitor the progress of their drone fleet (or swarm) in real time from the ground station.

Automated flights have been pre-programmed across all drones.

The supervisor is alerted in the event of an issue and can intervene in flight operations by activating a pre-programmed emergency sequence or switching to manual control.

 

 

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