The countdown is ON. Just a few weeks left until the UAS Challenge fly off — months of design, testing, and teamwork all come down to this. Every late night, every iteration, every flight test has been building to this moment. See you at the flight line! #throwback#UAS2026
Teams: guidance has been released to complete the Flight Readiness Review (FRR) Certificate Form F701, which is due in by Friday 12 June 2026. In particular you should submit a copy of your FRR meeting minutes, as soon after the meeting as possible. https://t.co/bWP1wARKly
🚨 Get ready for the UAS Challenge — campsite bookings are officially live! 🏕️✈️
Secure your spot, plan your stay, and get set for an unforgettable competition this summer - https://t.co/pjKeJCk9s4
It's nearly time to get airborne, UAS Challenge teams: FRR certification and guidance is now available from the Challenge Document Library: https://t.co/upJGaMVrST
From first takeoff to final flight, the UAS Challenge continues to prove what student engineers can achieve. Who's looking forward to this year's fly off? #throwback#uaschallenge
It’s always inspiring to look back at the ingenuity and passion our teams put into their aircraft. Who remembers their favourite design from 2023? 👀
#UASChallenge#throwbackthursday
We have two rules clarifications:
Rule T2.5.1 should say “40 kts IAS” not “40 kts ground speed”.
The A0 poster should summarise Design, Development, Manufacturing and Testing achievements, the innovations in their design and the attention to safety and environmental issues.
The Fly-Off isn’t just about the aircraft in the air — it’s about the collaboration, problem-solving, and determination that gets it there. Every launch is a reminder of what passionate engineers can achieve together. #throwbackthursday#UASChallenge
UAS teams joining us for the fly off: what would you like to see at the social evening? Share your ideas with us (any other ideas drop them in a comment) #UAS2026
Build flight-ready UAS with our partners @ANSYS. As you prepare for the #UASChallenge, understanding how your UAS behaves in real-world conditions is just as important as the final build - see what an Ansys Student Team Partnership can mean for your team: https://t.co/QZ4BbBuoT8
UAS Challenge teams: did you know we have a Frequently Asked Questions page? Recent ones answered include PDR/CDR submission deadlines, power ratings, comms frequencies and more.
https://t.co/yA9pfJRGNM