Meeting EASA MOC 2511/2512 & FAA Compliance with Parachute Recovery Systems

Drone parachutes are crucial for extending operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), as they provide an added layer of safety required by regulatory bodies. These parachutes ensure that drones can be safely recovered during system failures or emergencies, thereby meeting stringent safety requirements for BVLOS operations. This capability is essential for advancing the use of drones in more complex and varied missions across expansive areas.

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Through this session, we'll provide a detailed overview of how parachute systems, combined with the right flight automation software platform, contribute to achieving regulatory standards, with a focus on flight over people and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.

Drone parachutes are crucial for extending operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), as they provide an added layer of safety required by regulatory bodies. These parachutes ensure that drones can be safely recovered during system failures or emergencies, thereby meeting stringent safety requirements for BVLOS operations. This capability is essential for advancing the use of drones in more complex and varied missions across expansive areas.

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Through this session, we'll provide a detailed overview of how parachute systems, combined with the right flight automation software platform, contribute to achieving regulatory standards, with a focus on flight over people and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.

Drone parachutes are crucial for extending operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), as they provide an added layer of safety required by regulatory bodies. These parachutes ensure that drones can be safely recovered during system failures or emergencies, thereby meeting stringent safety requirements for BVLOS operations. This capability is essential for advancing the use of drones in more complex and varied missions across expansive areas.

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Through this session, we'll provide a detailed overview of how parachute systems, combined with the right flight automation software platform, contribute to achieving regulatory standards, with a focus on flight over people and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.

Drone parachutes are crucial for extending operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), as they provide an added layer of safety required by regulatory bodies. These parachutes ensure that drones can be safely recovered during system failures or emergencies, thereby meeting stringent safety requirements for BVLOS operations. This capability is essential for advancing the use of drones in more complex and varied missions across expansive areas.

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Through this session, we'll provide a detailed overview of how parachute systems, combined with the right flight automation software platform, contribute to achieving regulatory standards, with a focus on flight over people and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.