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Article 12 — Weather information service

Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/664

1.       When providing a weather information service, U-space service providers shall:

(a)      collect weather data, provided by trusted sources, to maintain safety and support operational decisions of other U-space services;

(b)     provide the UAS operator with weather forecasts and actual weather information either before or during the flight.

2.       The weather information service shall include, as a minimum:

(a)      wind direction measured clockwise through the true north and speed in metres per second, including gusts;

(b)     the height of the lowest broken or overcast layer in hundreds of feet above ground level;

(c)      visibility in metres and kilometres;

(d)     temperature and dew point;

(e)     indicators of convective activity and precipitation;

(f)      the location and time of the observation, or the valid times and locations of the forecast;

(g)      appropriate QNH with geographical location of its applicability.

3.       U-space service providers shall provide weather information that is up-to-date and reliable to support UAS operation.