Hi,
In the new EASA rules the following: [ EU 376/2014 ]

It is mandatory to notify the 'air' authority when: (many more, just few in this list)  [ for the dutch > IL&T 'voorval general aviation ]

• Flyaway ; even if drone is found afterwards
• Temporarily or continue loss of control of drone
• Bird hit or bird attack to drone
• Problems with drone battery
• Temporarily or continue loss of C2 connection (comms RC<>Drone)
  

Wonder how many pilots are submitting these incidents....

If i think back in the years flying Spark, MA and now my MM1 and MA2 ; more than 20 complaints ?

cheers
JJB

No worries JJB, I reported them for you.
They're at your house now knocking on the door.

Lisa3 AKA Karen Posted at 1-4 07:58
No worries JJB, I reported them for you.
They're at your house now knocking on the door.

Thanks, i just let them in....black strong coffee did the trick...   Bit funny, they all introduce themselfs as Ken....

Even for C0 drones in A1? Didn't found anything about that in the rules: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal- ... 47-20200606&from=EN

Doubt anyoune will ever notify those incidents.

"Hi EASA, I lost connection 3 times in my 9 flights today but luckily the RTH worked wonderfully, see ya tomorrow ;)" XD

I'd be nonsense, one of the main purposes of the new regulation is to remove unnecessary paperwork.

Huginn Kenningar Posted at 1-4 11:30
Even for C0 drones in A1? Didn't found anything about that in the rules: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal- ... 47-20200606&from=EN

Doubt anyoune will ever notify those incidents.

guess so, im my country you have to register your drone > 250 gram or any drone with camera.

Register means you become part of the 'aviation' world, so EU 376/2014 is applicable.

cheers
JJB

But what about pilot mental lapses? It seems like those would be the most interesting to the authorities.

GaryDoug Posted at 1-4 15:53
But what about pilot mental lapses? It seems like those would be the most interesting to the authorities.

Mental issues have to reported as well!   Not sure if the mental disturbed pilot will report him/herself....

That`s why in multi crew aircrafts the crew social management is so important!

cheers
JJB

Never knew that we had to !

As 376/2014 says only the following need to do reports:



It's a regulation for manned aircrafts, if drones had to do such reports it would specify it in the drone regulation. For C0 A1 (Mini 2) you only need to register (it's less than 250g but it's not considered a toy), read the instructions book and fly within the rules for that category (120m from the ground, VLOS, nightflight allowed, over city allowed, over people allowed but not over crowds, etc), nothing more.

PS: In Europe ofc.

Huginn Kenningar Posted at 1-5 17:52
As 376/2014 says only the following need to do reports:

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I just passed my A1/A3 and A2 exams, in the approved lessons this is a topic ; reporting incidents.
Checked this on the Dutch Air authority, and the same on their offcicial website referring to 376/2014.

So waiting now for answer of IL&T, the dutch govn bureau wich is deals with "Air" issues.

cheers
JJB