Safety, Compliance & Operational Discipline

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Flight operations are planned and conducted in accordance with applicable FAA rules, authorizations, airspace requirements, aircraft limitations, and project-specific conditions.

Where BVLOS capability is applicable, the mission is planned within the terms and limitations of the relevant authorization.

Mission planning includes hazard identification, operating-area review, crew roles, communications, contingency planning, launch and recovery considerations, site access, weather, and other controls appropriate to the project.

U.S. AIR uses qualified personnel, mission briefings, standardized procedures, documentation, and role assignments designed to support consistent field execution and clear operational authority.

Aircraft and mission equipment are reviewed for readiness according to the applicable operational and maintenance procedures.

Payload integration, calibration, battery planning, communications, software, and sensor workflows are incorporated into pre-mission preparation as required.

Safety and compliance are complemented by data QA/QC, project records, acquisition logs, geospatial validation, and technical reporting appropriate to the customer's scope.

All flight operations are conducted in accordance with applicable FAA authorizations, airspace requirements, aircraft limitations, site conditions, customer requirements, and project-specific safety procedures.