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AMC1 Article 10(11) UAS flight authorisation service

ED Decision 2022/022/R

UNIQUE AUTHORISATION NUMBER

(a)     When authorising a flight, the USSP should issue a flight authorisation number that is unique throughout the duration that the authorisation is expected to be referred to, including after flight. This period should be at least 2 years, and preferably more than 10 years.

(b)     Each USSP should ensure that the probability of issuing an authorisation number that is the same with that issued by another USSP within the geographic scope of the U-space implementation is lower than once in 2 years and preferably lower than once in 10 years.

(c)      USSPs should agree on, and ensure through dedicated arrangements, the robustness of the mechanism ensuring the uniqueness of flight authorisation numbers.