ICAO Manual on RPAS Sample Clauses

ICAO Manual on RPAS. In March 2015 ICAO published the first edition of Doc10019 – Manual on Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems. This document aims at collecting the state-of-the-art of RPAS integration in the international civil aviation system. Where standards are already available (see previous section) they are included in the Manual, while for the areas where such standards are still under development, general technical guidelines and common definitions are provided. Doc 10019 is made of 15 chapters covering the following topics:  ICAO regulatory framework and scope of the manual (Chapter 1);  introduction to RPAS (Chapter 2);  special authorization (Chapter 3);  type certification and airworthiness approvals (Chapter 4);  RPA registration (Chapter 5);  responsibilities of the RPAS operator (Chapter 6);  safety management (Chapter 7);  licensing and competencies (Chapter 8);  RPAS operations (Chapter 9);  detect and avoid (DAA) (Chapter 10);  command and control (C2) link (Chapter 11);  ATC communications (Chapter 12);  remote pilot station (RPS) (Chapter 13);  integration of RPAS operations into ATM and ATM procedures (Chapter 14); and  use of aerodromes (Chapter 15). A detailed discussion of the Manual is out of the scope of this document, anyway most of the considerations, evaluation and analysis here contained have been conducted and elaborated in compliance with its content.
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