Week 10 Airspace Evidence Log

Your Week 10 log is an authorization and source audit.

Use the fictional mission packet. Do not treat this submission as permission for a real flight.

Exact mission statement

Record the proposed:

• operating purpose/framework;
• location;
• altitude;
• date/time;
• launch/recovery site.

The rest of the evidence should match this exact mission—not a nearby location or approximate altitude.

Authority map

Create three boxes:

FAA / airspace

What airspace or authorization question belongs here?

Property / school

Who controls use of the launch and recovery site?

Operational safety

Which weather, aircraft, crew, obstacle, and mission checks remain independent?

Add one sentence explaining why no single box replaces the other two.

Current-source record

For every time-sensitive item, record:

Find the mismatch

From the supplied packet, identify one example of:

• wrong altitude;
• stale restriction information;
• missing authorization;
• site permission confused with airspace authority;
• authorization treated as a complete safety plan.

Explain how you would repair the evidence package.

Final disposition

Choose one:

• ready for further approved mission review;
• revise;
• no-go;
• unresolved pending qualified/current source check.

Cite the gate that controls your decision.

Exit standard

A strong Week 10 log proves you know which authority answers which question and which information has to be current before a real mission could proceed.