Air Navigation (Exemption for Project KESTREL) Order 2026 · Sch 3

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THIRD SCHEDULE
Paragraph 4(e)
REPORTABLE SAFETY MATTERS
1. An accident involving a JMS, including a collision with an unmanned aircraft.
2. A near collision of a JMS with another thing or an individual.
3. An incident that occurs during a flight or an operation of a JMS which has a
high potential of causing an accident.
4. A JMS unintentionally flying into any terrain or obstacle while it is in
operation and under control.
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5. A difficulty in piloting or operating a JMS, including an uncontrolled
approach or descent of the JMS.
6. An incapacitation of an individual while the individual pilots or operates a
JMS.
7. A fire or smoke event, including an event where the fire was extinguished.
8. A failure of, or significant damage to, any structure of a JMS, a disintegration
of any part of the engine or external part of the JMS, or an uncontained failure of
the turbine engine of the JMS.
9. A malfunction that seriously affected the flight or operation of a JMS,
including —
(a) a shutdown of an engine of the JMS; and
(b) any unintentional deviation of airspeed, intended track or altitude of
the JMS.
10. Any circumstances requiring an individual who is piloting or operating a
JMS to avoid colliding with another aircraft, other than a near collision mentioned
in paragraph 2.
11. A loss of communication between an individual piloting or operating a JMS
and the ground support crew assisting the individual in piloting or operating the
JMS.
12. An incident that causes, or could cause, damage to a JMS including —
(a) a lightning strike on a JMS; and
(b) a bird strike on a JMS.
13. An abnormality in the operating system or engine vibration of a JMS.
14. A use of incorrect or contaminated fuel, oil or other fluid for a JMS.
15. An incident involving a JMS being flown or operated outside a specified
area.
16. An occurrence, other than any occurrence mentioned in paragraphs 1 to 15,
that involves a JMS and endangers or may endanger the operation of another
aircraft, or which causes or may cause a danger to any person or property.
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Made on 17 September 2026.
LAU PEET MENG
Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Transport,
Singapore.
[AG/LEGIS/SL/6/2025/13]
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Sch 3

THIRD SCHEDULE

Paragraph 4(e)

REPORTABLE SAFETY MATTERS

1. An accident involving a JMS, including a collision with an unmanned aircraft.

2. A near collision of a JMS with another thing or an individual.

3. An incident that occurs during a flight or an operation of a JMS which has a

high potential of causing an accident.

4. A JMS unintentionally flying into any terrain or obstacle while it is in

operation and under control.

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5. A difficulty in piloting or operating a JMS, including an uncontrolled

approach or descent of the JMS.

6. An incapacitation of an individual while the individual pilots or operates a

JMS.

7. A fire or smoke event, including an event where the fire was extinguished.

8. A failure of, or significant damage to, any structure of a JMS, a disintegration

of any part of the engine or external part of the JMS, or an uncontained failure of

the turbine engine of the JMS.

9. A malfunction that seriously affected the flight or operation of a JMS,

including —

(a)

a shutdown of an engine of the JMS; and

(b)

any unintentional deviation of airspeed, intended track or altitude of

the JMS.

10. Any circumstances requiring an individual who is piloting or operating a

JMS to avoid colliding with another aircraft, other than a near collision mentioned

in paragraph 2.

11. A loss of communication between an individual piloting or operating a JMS

and the ground support crew assisting the individual in piloting or operating the

JMS.

12. An incident that causes, or could cause, damage to a JMS including —

(a)

a lightning strike on a JMS; and

(b)

a bird strike on a JMS.

13. An abnormality in the operating system or engine vibration of a JMS.

14. A use of incorrect or contaminated fuel, oil or other fluid for a JMS.

15. An incident involving a JMS being flown or operated outside a specified

area.

16. An occurrence, other than any occurrence mentioned in paragraphs 1 to 15,

that involves a JMS and endangers or may endanger the operation of another

aircraft, or which causes or may cause a danger to any person or property.

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Made on 17 September 2026.

LAU PEET MENG

Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Transport,

Singapore.

[AG/LEGIS/SL/6/2025/13]

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