UAPL Candidates
For candidates who are preparing to complete the required Class A UAPL practical assessment for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg.
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A practical assessment for candidates pursuing the Class A Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Licence (UAPL) for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg. Be assessed on safe rotorcraft unmanned aircraft operation through ground-based and flight-based tasks, subject to CAAS requirements.
The Class A UAPL Assessment is conducted in accordance with CAAS requirements for candidates seeking Class A Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Licence (UAPL) issuance for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg.
Candidates will be assessed on pre-flight planning and preparation, airspace and operational awareness, aircraft inspections, manual flight manoeuvres without GNSS assistance, emergency procedure handling, post-flight actions, and overall airmanship.
For candidates who are preparing to complete the required Class A UAPL practical assessment for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg.
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For employees or learners who have completed the required theory and practical training evidence before progressing to the UAPL practical assessment.
The UAPL Practical Assessment evaluates whether candidates can safely and competently operate a rotorcraft unmanned aircraft in accordance with CAAS requirements.
Assessment results uploaded directly to CAPELS by the Authorised Flight Examiner (AFE(UA)), no submission required from the candidate. Upon completion of the UAPL Practical Assessment, candidates are advised to check their result status on CAPELS within 3 to 5 working days. Once the result has been reflected, candidates may proceed to submit their UAPL application through CAPELS at https://capels.caas.gov.sg
This assessment is for candidates seeking Class A UAPL issuance for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg, subject to the relevant CAAS requirements.
Yes. Candidates are required to complete and pass the CAAS UAPL Theory Test before progressing towards the UAPL Practical Assessment.
The UAPL Assessment will be conducted at Dover UAFA, 1300 Dover Road, Singapore 139663, or 11 Rhu Cross, #01-01, Singapore 437440.
No. Assessment results will be uploaded to CAPELS by the Authorised Flight Examiner (AFE(UA)). Candidates should check their result status on CAPELS within 3 to 5 working days and proceed with the UAPL application through CAPELS once the result has been reflected, subject to CAAS requirements.
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Prepares learners for the CAAS UAPL Theory Test by covering the required theoretical foundations for safe unmanned aircraft operations.
Practical flight training for candidates who have passed the UAPL Theory Test or require additional hands-on practice before practical assessment.
Practical flight training for candidates pursuing Class A rotorcraft operations up to 25kg, covering manual flight control, aircraft checks, mission planning, and emergency procedures.
Complete your UAPL practical assessment for rotorcraft operations up to 25kg, subject to CAAS requirements, assessment availability, and eligibility checks.
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