Chief Remote Pilot Duty Records Retention

Verified from official sources
MOS 10.03Version 1Effective -Verified 25 August 2026

In plain language

ReOC holders must keep Chief Remote Pilot duty records (such as safety assessments, flight plans, and training logs) for 7 years.

Requirement as structured

CASA states that ReOC holders must retain Chief Remote Pilot duty records, including job safety assessments, risk management plans, operational flight plans, and internal training records, for 7 years.

Original regulatory text

Chief Remote Pilot duty records (MOS 10.03) Keep for 7 years. Information that the Chief Remote Pilot must keep include: - operational records: - job safety assessments for RPA operations - risk management plans - operational flight plans - internal training such as induction or procedural training: - full name and ARN of each individual who attended the training course - the dates of the training - the nature, extent, and purpose of the training - the outcome of the training for each individual record of qualifications for each person operating an RPA for the operator.

Applies when

operation
ReOC operations