Control Station Controls and Information Requirements
Verified from official sourcesStandard 922Version 1Effective -Verified 23 August 2026
In plain language
The control station must display clear information and provide accessible controls so you can fly safely and understand how your inputs affect the aircraft.
Requirement as structured
Control stations must provide the controls and clear, unambiguous, accessible information necessary for the crew to safely perform tasks and maintain awareness of the effects of their actions.
Original regulatory text
- 1. Controls must be provided to allow accomplishment of all the tasks required to safely perform the equipment's intended function, and information must be provided to the crew that is necessary to accomplish the defined tasks. - 2. Controls and information intended for the crew's use must: - a. Be provided in a clear and unambiguous manner at a resolution and precision appropriate to the task; - b. Be accessible and usable by the crew in a manner consistent with the urgency, frequency, and duration of their tasks; and, - c. Enable crew awareness, if awareness is required for safe operation, of the effects on the remotely piloted aircraft or systems resulting from crew actions.
Applies when
- country
- Canada
- regulatory category
- Specific