What do you need the drone to accomplish?
Choose the closest job. The Yard will translate it into site, sensor, and aircraft requirements you can change.
Where will the operation happen?
Enter coordinates manually
What result do you need?
Select the ground that matters.
Draw the required area first. Add exclusions, hotspots, or a launch point only when they matter.
Mission geometry
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Exclusions
Geometry defaults
Automatic site checks
ADVISORYThese checks support planning; they are not authorization.
Ground-conflict settings
Put your fleet against the job.
The Yard starts with your default Dock aircraft, then shows alternatives when another drone fits the task better.
Your default, value, and performance alternatives.
Your Dock aircraft remains the starting point when it meets the sensor requirement. Alternatives use dated package references—not purchase quotes—and conservative planning estimates.
GENERATE THE FIRST ROUTE TO COMPARE AIRCRAFT
Try any aircraft in the UASyard catalog
This changes the aircraft for the current job only. Add permanent fleet aircraft in the Dock.
Add an aircraft that is not in the catalog
How the Yard estimated this aircraft
Changing a value does not make it measured. Add the supporting test or log before changing its evidence state.
Change wind assumptions
Review the aircraft-specific plan.
These results are estimates until the aircraft profile is calibrated against flight data.
Technical calculation details
Prepare the FAA review package.
The Yard derives likely waiver sections from operational answers and lists every unresolved item.
Review every answer. A submitted application is not authority to fly.
Applicant information
Aircraft and dates
Which standard rules can this operation not meet?
Answer based on the actual proposed operation. The Yard uses these answers to derive likely waiver sections.