We support SAIL I-III by helping you achieve Operational Safety Objectives (OSOs) through expertise in system design, safety, reliability, software, and cybersecurity. Our team conducts assessments, such as for OSO #5 (system safety and reliability per ED-280), to ensure your systems meet regulatory standards. We collaborate to integrate robust safety and reliability practices into your design process.
Additionally, we assist in defining and implementing best practices and processes tailored to your project. Our comprehensive support ensures your unmanned aerial systems (UAS) or engineering solutions are compliant, safe, and reliable for low- to medium-risk operations under SAIL I-III.
For SAIL IV, we streamline the preparation of the Design Verification Report (DVR) to demonstrate compliance with Operational Safety Objectives (OSOs). As the first level where Special Condition UAS applies, we guide you through its requirements, helping you establish a corresponding requirement baseline. Our expertise ensures your DVR meets regulatory expectations.
We also support the development and submission of Means of Compliance (MoCs) proposals to demonstrate adherence to SAIL IV standards. Our team provides end-to-end assistance, from design verification to regulatory navigation, ensuring a smooth path to certification.
SAIL V and VI require a Type Certificate (TC), and our team brings extensive experience from certification projects involving SC VTOL, SC E19, CS23, and CS27/29. We guide you through the complex certification process, offering support with certification plans, compliance audits, and technical documentation to meet high-risk operational standards.
Our expertise in advanced platforms, including vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) systems and electric propulsion, ensures your project aligns with regulatory frameworks. We provide comprehensive support to navigate certification challenges, delivering compliant, high-performance solutions for SAIL V-VI.
This integrated approach helps UAS organisations achieve mature and mission-ready systems with reduced development risk and higher engineering confidence. See more at our Systems Engineering site.