High Robustness Containment Failure Analysis
Verified from official sourcesAC 922-001 Section 4.6Version 1Effective -Verified 23 August 2026
In plain language
High robustness containment requires rigorous engineering analysis to prove that a fly-away is extremely unlikely and cannot be caused by any single system failure.
Requirement as structured
TCCA guidance states that high robustness containment requires demonstrating via FMEA and SSA that no single failure can cause a fly-away and any combination of failures leading to a fly-away is remote.
Original regulatory text
High robustness containment requirements are that no single failure can cause a flyaway and that any combination of failures that lead to a fly away is remote. Complying with high robustness containment would require an FMEA and SSA to analyze the RPAS and determine which failures could lead to a breach of containment.
Applies when
- country
- Canada
- regulatory category
- Specific