ED Decision 2003/18/RM
(a) The distance required to take-off from a dry, level, hard surface and climb over a 15 metre obstacle must be determined and must not exceed 500 metres.
(b) This must be determined, in a rational and conservative manner, with -
(1) The engine operating within approved operating limitations; and
(2) The cowl flaps in the normal takeoff position.
(c) Upon reaching a height of 15 metres above the take-off surface level, the aeroplane must have reached a speed of not less than 1.3 VS1.
(d) The starting point for measuring take-off distance must be at rest except for seaplanes and amphibians where it may be a point at which a speed of not more than 5,6 km/h (three knots) is reached.
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