DJI AP100 Drone Parachute

• UK5/UK6 safety requirements (UK): When paired with DJI AP100 Parachute, Matrice 400 meets the European Union Aviation Safety Agency's (EASA) C5/C6 and the UK Civil Aviation Authority's (CAA) UK5/UK6 operational safety requirements*. It facilitates compliance for Standard Scenarios, including flights over populated urban areas (STS-01) and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations (STS-02).

• MOC 2511/MOC 2512 Declaration of Compliance: Self-declared compliance standard covering EU FTS validation and EU ground risk mitigation validation.

• F3322 Certification: A performance standard specific to small UAS parachute systems.

*Mounting DJI AP100 Parachute on an existing Matrice 400 meets C5 or UK5 operational safety requirements (applicable for STS-01). To meet C6 or UK6 requirements (applicable for STS-02), users must purchase the DJI Matrice 400 (C6) Combo. Under applicable regulations, the C6 or UK6 Class label applies only to factory-certified systems and cannot be obtained by mounting a parachute onto an existing aircraft. Operators with existing DJI M400s can purchase an AP100 and then send both products to DJI for retrospective UK6/C6 class-marking. Heliguy can handle the shipping process for you.

• Automatic deployment: Triggers when abnormal aircraft attitude (severe rolling or diving) or abnormal speed (free fall or rapid altitude drop) is detected, as the system's core response to prevent loss-of-control crashes.

• Manual deployment: In an emergency, tap the parachute icon in the DJI Pilot 2 flight interface and swipe right to deploy. The landing point is then recorded and reported.

• FlightHub 2 web remote deployment: In regions supporting FTS, users can trigger deployment via a web interface, using the aircraft's serial number and a verification code, once a DJI Cellular Dongle and 4G connection are installed.

• Geocaging deployment: Defines a Flight Geography (safe operating zone) and Contingency Volume (buffer zone) - exiting the combined Operational Volume automatically triggers FTS.

• Rapid deployment: The parachute deploys at a stabilised descent speed of ≤ 5 m/s at deployment altitude ≥ 30 m.

• Gas generator: The parachute features a pyrotechnic ejection. A small explosive charge generates high-pressure gas, instantly blowing open the hatch and ejecting the parachute pack.

• Medical supplies delivery: Lab-to-hospital and blood centre transport, emergency deliveries of medical supplies such as AEDs and medicines. Delivers fast, time-critical transport with supplemental capacity.

• Sample/document delivery: Water quality, oil, or government document sampling and delivery - fast and lower-cost than traditional methods. Special terrain and last-mile delivery: Island or remote-area delivery of documents, supplies, or small parcels, expanding service radius.

• Instant delivery: Food or small-item pilot delivery, supporting commercial pilot and model validation.

• Facade cleaning: Supports M400-carried cleaning equipment flown close to glass curtain walls on high-rise buildings - the parachute lowers operational safety risk during ultra-close operations and supports permit acquisition, a growing requirement from building owners and regulators.

• Urban patrol: Paired with the H30T, Spotlight, and Speaker, for traffic management, event security, and emergency broadcast coverage across streets, squares, and populated areas - expanding safe operating range and providing a public safety fallback in the case of irreversible failure.