ConOps Occurrence Reporting and Data Logging

In plain language

You must have clear procedures on how to report accidents (like hitting another aircraft, damaging property, or injuring someone) and how flight logs and data are stored and shared with authorities.

Requirement as structured

EASA accepts a ConOps detailing occurrence reporting procedures for property damage, aircraft collisions, and serious/fatal injuries, along with data logging procedures, as a means of complying with Article 11.

Original regulatory text

UAS, like all aircraft, are subject to accident investigations and occurrence reporting schemes... As a minimum, the SOP should contain: (a) reporting procedures in case of: (1) damage to property; (2) a collision with another aircraft; or (3) a serious or fatal injury (third parties and own personnel); and (b) documentation and data logging procedures...

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