Let it burn until the flames stop. Use a Halon extinguisher and cover with ice. Use a water extinguisher.
Maintenance & Inspection Fundamentals
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Annually. Monthly. Before each flight.
Throw it away with your household trash. Use it as long as it will still hold a charge. Follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
visual observer. remote Pilot in Command. owner of the sUAS.
Contractor requirements. Manufacturer’s suggested procedures. Stipulations in 14 CFR Part 43.
Local pilot best practices. Manufacturer guidance. 14 CFR Part 107.
When the FAA requires you to, following an accident. UAS does not need a required maintenance schedule. When the manufacturer does not provide a maintenance schedule.
The Pilot in Command. The certificated mechanic who performed the annual inspection. The owner or operator.
increased endurance. an inflight fire. a change in aircraft center of gravity.
Evaluate damage and make repairs. Test fly your sUAS before your next commercial mission. Call Law Enforcement