
Analysis & Reporting
Advanced computer vision and ICAO-compliant reporting
Fly with confidence. Our system is rigorously tested and validated to meet ICAO Doc 9157 Part 4 and Annex 14 requirements for PAPI light inspection.

Adhering to global aviation specifications

Our measurement protocols are strictly aligned with the Aerodrome Design Manual, Part 4 (Visual Aids). We verify that the Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) system provides the correct visual guidance information to pilots.

We validate compliance with Annex 14 specifications regarding light characteristics, including beam spread and transition angles. Our reports provide the evidence needed for aerodrome certification.
Precise measurement of all critical PAPI characteristics
Verification of the transition angle from red to white within ±3 minutes of arc tolerance, ensuring the glide slope is correctly defined.
Exact per-unit adjustment values derived from the measured angles, ready to apply in the field to bring each light back into tolerance.
Spectral analysis to confirm that the red and white signal colors fall within the strict ICAO chromaticity coordinate boundaries.
Verification of the horizontal and vertical beam coverage to ensure visibility throughout the approach zone.
Photogrammetric verification of the lateral placement (15m ±1m) and spacing (9m) of PAPI units.
All data is compiled into a standardized format accepted by Civil Aviation Authorities worldwide.
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Advanced computer vision and ICAO-compliant reporting

The tolerances behind a PAPI protocol, what an authority looks for in the evidence, and how often the system has to be verified to stay certifiable.

Drone PAPI inspection. Each unit's transition angle, colour, intensity balance and surveyed position measured, with a same-day protocol to ICAO, EASA…