VTOL Takeoff
This section outlines the steps involved in planning the VTOL Takeoff.
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This section outlines the steps involved in planning the VTOL Takeoff.
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In the next step, the VTOL Takeoff and Transition must be planned. A flight path from the vehicle to an orbit is shown. This orbit can be dragged within a confined space defined by AMC by grabbing the white vertex.
The VTOL Takeoff and Transition items must be planned in such a way that the vehicle can perform these into the wind.
Place the VTOL takeoff orbit with at least 25 meters of clearance above any obstacles. The orbit’s altitude is by default 80 meters (HGT) relative to the takeoff location.
The Transition Altitude must be set by adjusting the slider on the right side of the screen. The Altitude Frame is AGL, Above Ground Level (Altitude Above Ground Level).
The minimum VTOL Takeoff Altitude is 15 meters above the highest obstacle in the takeoff area. For example, if the tallest tree in the takeoff area is 10 meters high, the VTOL Takeoff Altitude must be set to at least 25 meters.
Hold to Confirm the VTOL Takeoff.
Before confirming the takeoff, the operator must review the .
How to execute and monitor a mission will be addressed in the .