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SN-2018-010: Small Unmanned Aircraft - DJI Battery TB50 and TB55 In-Flight Power Failures

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This Safety Notice provides updated instructions and guidance regarding the DJI TB50/55 series of batteries and supersedes SN-2018/009 version 2.

While a number of the previous suspensions relating to operational authorisations remain in place, those relating to operations within congested areas and EVLOS flights have now been lifted.
Status:
Superseded
Review comment:
Superseded by SN2018/011
Version:
1
Version date:
09-Nov-2018

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