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The MOD form 765 unsatisfactory feature report (UFR) is used to capture technical information (TI) amendment requests throughout the defence air environment.
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This Marine Guidance Notice (MGN) explains a General Exemption which has been issued for Remotely Operated Unmanned Vessels of 2.5 to <4.5 metres in length overall.
Formal Report AAR 2/2007. Report on the serious incident to Boeing 777-236, G-YMME, on departure from London Heathrow Airport on 10 June 2004.
The General Exemption for maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) of Less than 2.5 metres in length overall ensures that eligible vessels have an available proportional pathway to enable operation.
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