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Definition
multiple uncrewed aircraft which are controlled collectively and in flight simultaneously
NOTE 1 The two main types of MSO are i) where uncrewed aircraft (UA) (3.1.134) are operating relative to each other, e.g. swarming operations, and ii) where UA are operating independent of each other, e.g. logistics operations.
NOTE 2 Collective control refers to multiple UA (3.1.134) being under the command of a multiple simultaneous operations remote pilot in command (MSO RPIC) (3.1.102).
Previous Version: 1.0 Release date: September 2023
multiple uncrewed aircraft which are under collective control and are in flight simultaneously
NOTE 1 The two main types of MSO are:
• where “uncrewed aircraft (UA)”s (3.1.82) are operating relative to each other, e.g. swarming operations; and
• where the UAs are operating independent of each other, e.g. logistics operations.NOTE 2 Collective control refers to multiple uncrewed aircraft being under the command of a single supervisory “remote pilot in command (RPIC)” (3.1.76)
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multiple simultaneous operations (MSO)
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