ok2fly app analytics for September 13

Whether you are a recreational drone pilot or a fully-fledged professional drone pilot, ok2fly™ is the drone safety tool you need for you next drone mission. ok2fly boasts the following functions: 1. Detailed visualization of runway splays and airport envelopes - Splays and envelopes are clearly displayed so the pilot can identify boundaries between airspace inside and outside of the operational areas. 2. Extended radius review of the drone flight area - ok2fly will survey not only the location you will be flying from, but the immediate area around you - You can configure the visual flight radius to suit your planned flight operations 3. Street level vector map of the whole of Australia - The ok2fly vector map details standard street map information as well relevant aviation details such as obstacles, low level aviation activities and recreational sites - You overlay further information using the Layers option*. 4. Fully implements the CASA RPAS Rules - ok2fly is fully compliant with the CASA RPAS Safety Rules and fully integrated with the CASA RPAS Platform. - ok2fly was the first safety app to go live as part of the CASA / Airservices Australia Airspace Authorisation trial. 5. Detailed reporting beyond the basic “yes I can” or “no I can’t fly” - To get a more thorough understanding of the operational environment ok2fly will analyses the airspace surrounding your location - ok2fly will provide a location report detailing all known landmarks detected in the operational airspace 6. Configure to match your drone pilot qualifications - ok2lfy supports the 3 drone pilot types defined by the CASA safety rules, namely Recreational, Commercial Excluded* and ReOC* - From the settings function, set the pilot type to match your qualifications* 7. Map adjusts to reflect activity at proposed flight time - If you are flying in 1-hour, 1-day or 1-week’s time, the operational environment may be different. - When you set the proposed time of your flight, ok2fly will reconfigure all time-based objects to reflect their status at that time. 8. Real-time activation and visualization of Restricted and Danger areas - ok2fly maintains an activity schedule for Restricted and Danger Area airspace and uses the schedule information to depict airspace as active or inactive. - When set to current time mode airspace activates and deactivates automatically as the time-of-day progresses - If you select a specific flight time, ok2fly will set the state of all airspace based on that time 9. Automatic visualisation of NOTAM activities effecting drone operations - Activities include planned drone flights, from surface to above activities such as Low Jet Routes and TRA - Other activities such as Rocket Launches and Fireworks displays may also be included - 4D objects are used to represent the activity and included in flight queries where they intersect geographically, vertically, and temporally 10. Continuously updated NAIPS NOTAM information - NOTAMS for Restricted and Danger airspace are available for inspection by the drone pilot* 11. Links to supplemental decision-making information - The Information function of ok2fly contains a selection of relevant links for drone pilots - Links to CASA, Airservices, BOM and AvSoft Australia are included 12. Radio frequency data for FIA and airport communications - Access supplemental airfield information for flight planning and mission communication purposes* 13. Additional aviation data to aid drone flight planning - In addition to the standard aviation data, ok2fly maintains information on other artefacts that aid with situational awareness - This can include Schools, Local Parks, Beaches, Embassies, Prisons, Major Roads and Rail Lines. 14. AvSoft Australia is a CASA Part 175 approved data provider * Requires a subscription. The term ok2fly™ is a trademark of AvSoft Australia Pty Ltd.