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rocket details

launch support

High Altitude Project

50,000 feet (or higher) 

 

Submit Project

Submission must be 30 days in advance of launch

Submission Paperwork

  • The individual responsible for the flight (person signing flight card) is required to submit this form
  • Submission must be made no later than 30 days before the start date of the Aeropac launch you plan to attend for your flight.
  • Submission of this form does not constitute approval.
  • You may be contacted for additional information.
  • You will be contacted once approval is granted.
  • If you are not contacted within 7 days prior to the flight, please contact Aeropac’s Webmaster.
  • If the maximum altitude of your flight is expected to reach or exceed 100,000 feet, you must also obtain approval from the Tripoli Class 3 Committee”

Regardless of expected altitude, any rocket with a motor or a combination of motors that exceed 40, 960 Ns cannot be flown via the Aeropac FAA Waiver.  All such rockets are Class 3 rockets and must be submitted to the Tripoli Class 3 committee for review and approval.  The flier must obtain their own FAA Waiver.  If a flier wishes to coordinate such a flight during an Aeropac launch, they should coordinate with the Prefect.

Simulation Data

 

Results from computer simulations must be included from each program or simulation actually used.  

 

Simulations are required using commercial or publicly available, off-the-shelf software, or equivalent.

 

Please submit simulation data with request to officers@aeropac.com

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