Obstacle Clearances; Definition; Obstacles; Obstacle Clearances For Take-Off - Gatewing X100UAS System Manual

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Exceptions
A landing on the intended landing site resulting in a damaged aircraft can not be seen as a
crash, except if there is collateral damage.

22.2 Obstacle clearances

22.2.1

Definition

Obstacle clearance in a zone requires that no obstacles penetrate that zone.
22.2.2

Obstacles

Obstacles are:
trees
buildings
hills
antennas
power and telephone lines
water
people
...
22.2.3

Obstacle clearances for take-off

Obstacle clearance for take-off requires that no obstacles appear in a zone between a safety
angle of 8º and the launch angle over a distance of 500 m from the take-off location, and below
the safety angle over a distance of 100 m (this is typically called the Ground Safety Zone
(GSZ)).
This zone extends over an area between the launch direction and an offset of 45º to the right
and 45º to the left.
2.0
Safety
Obstacle clearances
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