1. Maintain aircraft control—Small emergencies can quickly escalate if the pilot is
distracted attempting to troubleshoot the problem. Always maintain visual contact
with the aircraft during an emergency to reduce the likelihood of losing orientation.
2. Analyze the situation—Once the aircraft is stabilized, begin to assess the cause of the
emergency if practical.
3. Take appropriate action—In many cases, the appropriate action will be to land the
aircraft as soon as possible. Always consider the safety of yourself and others before
attempting to save the aircraft in an emergency.
Alarm Indication
Alarm Indication (Flashing or Solid Red Light)
Item
Action
1. Mode Switch
MANUAL
2. ALTA Pro
LAND as soon as possible
3. ALTA Pro QGroundControl CHECK IN APP WARNINGS
Alarms are displayed if the flight controller determines there is a condition present that can
adversely affect the safety of the flight. Alarms are indicated by the Status Light staying or
flashing Red (depending on the flight mode).
Land as soon as possible when the Status Light indicate a warning, and investigate the
problem while ALTA Pro is safely on the ground. It is best practice to set the mode switch to
Manual when an Alarm is observed to maintain full control authority of ALTA Pro.
Pilot Loss of Orientation
Item
Action
1. Control Inputs NEUTRALIZE
2. Mode Switch POSITION
Summary of Contents for Alta 8 Pro
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