1. F38.01 Airworthiness Subcommittee
ASTM Meeting at Virginia Tech
6-9 Nov 2017
Ajay Sehgal
Chair, ASTM International Subcommittee F38.01
(Chief Engineer, KBRwyle Aerospace Group, Lexington Park, MD)

2. Anti Trust Statement
ASTM International is a not-for-profit organization and developer of voluntary consensus standards. ASTM's leadership in international standards development is driven by the contributions of its members: more than 30,000 technical experts and business professionals representing 135 countries.
The purpose of antitrust laws is to preserve economic competition in the marketplace by prohibiting, among other things, unreasonable restraints of trade. In ASTM activities, it is important to recognize that participants often represent competitive interests. Antitrust laws require that all competition be open and unrestricted.
It is ASTM's policy, and the policy of each of its committees and subcommittees, to conduct all business and activity in full compliance with international, federal and state antitrust and competition laws. The ASTM Board of Directors has adopted an antitrust policy which is found in Section 19 of ASTM Regulations Governing Technical Committees. All members need to be aware of and compliant with this policy. The Regulations are accessible on the ASTM website ( and copies of the antitrust policy are available at the registration desk.

3. F38.01 Agenda New business Call to order
Approval of agenda (Action: motion, second, vote)
Membership report
Approval of meeting minutes
Standards overview
Task group reports (TG Chairs)
New business
What’s next?
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment

4. Producer Votes Available: 39
F38.01 Membership Report
Balance Report
As of 11/03/2017
Producer Votes Available: 39

5. F38.01 Meeting Minutes
(Action: motion, second, vote)

6. F38.01 Standards Overview APPROVED DRAFT
F Design, Construct and Test W (to be replaced by separate Fixed Wing and Rotary Wing)
F e1 Production Acceptance W+12
F a Design of Command and Control System (WK49440 in revision) Tally, Ben
F Quality Assurance W+12
F a Use of Batteries (WK56160 in revision) Robinson (?)
F Ensuring Dependability of Software Cook
F Safely Bounding Complex Functions (Balloted/Approved) Cook
WK57659 Design, Construction and Verification- Fixed Wing (in re-ballot) Daniels
WK60352 Design, Construction and Verification- VTOL Daniels
WK56338 Micro UAS Operations Over People (Rename to Test Methods) Stockwell
WK27055 ID and Tracking (ON HOLD- awaiting ARC results) TBD
WK59171 Parachute Systems (in ballot) Erickson
WK52089 Operations over People (in re-ballot) Marshall
APPROVED
DRAFT

7. F38.01 Task Group Reports
F Safely Bounding Complex Functions Cook
WK57659 Design, Construction and Verification- Fixed Wing Daniels
WK60352 Design, Construction and Verification- VTOL Daniels
WK56338 Micro UAS Operations Over People (Rename to Test Methods) Stockwell
WK59171 Parachute Systems Erickson
WK52089 Operations over People Marshall

8. F38.01 Standards Requiring Review
F Practice for UAS Registration and Marking (excluding sUAS) Overdue
(Needs to be revised or reapproved by December 31st 2018)

9. F38.01 Closing Need qualified and self-driven people New business
What’s Next?
Future efforts may include:
New standards (as required)
WK Design of Fuel Cell
WK Acoustic based DAA
WK????? DAA
Revision to standards based on comments from ballot and FAA review(s)
Need qualified and self-driven people
Task Group leads
Task Group members

10. F38.01 Closing (cont) New Business Summary action items
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment (Action: motion, second, vote)

11. ASTM International F38-01 Airworthiness Sub-Committee
Contact Information
Ajay Sehgal
Chairman

12. F38.02 Flight Operations Subcommittee
ASTM Meeting at Virginia Tech
6-9 Nov 2017
Mark Blanks
Chair, ASTM International Subcommittee F38.02
(Director, Virginia Tech Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership)

13. Antitrust Statement
ASTM International is a not-for-profit organization and developer of voluntary consensus standards. ASTM's leadership in international standards development is driven by the contributions of its members: more than 30,000 technical experts and business professionals representing 135 countries.
The purpose of antitrust laws is to preserve economic competition in the marketplace by prohibiting, among other things, unreasonable restraints of trade. In ASTM activities, it is important to recognize that participants often represent competitive interests. Antitrust laws require that all competition be open and unrestricted.
It is ASTM's policy, and the policy of each of its committees and subcommittees, to conduct all business and activity in full compliance with international, federal and state antitrust and competition laws. The ASTM Board of Directors has adopted an antitrust policy which is found in Section 19 of ASTM Regulations Governing Technical Committees. All members need to be aware of and compliant with this policy. The Regulations are accessible on the ASTM website ( and copies of the antitrust policy are available at the registration desk.

14. F38.02 Agenda New business Call to order
Approval of agenda (Action: motion, second, vote)
Membership report
Approval of meeting minutes
Standards overview
Task group reports (TG Chairs)
New business
What’s next?
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment

15. Producer Votes Available: 15
F38.02 Membership Report
Balance Report
As of 11/03/2017
Producer Votes Available: 15

16. F38.02 Meeting Minutes
(Action: motion, second, vote)

17. F38.02 Standards Overview APPROVED DRAFT
F Handling of UAS at Divert Airfields (Ballot for withdrawal) Santor
F Maintenance and Continued Airworthiness (WK53686 in revision) Blanks
F Operational Risk Assessment Wolf
F Seeking Approval for EVLOS/BVLOS Ops (WK60746 in revision) W+12
WK28019 Selecting an sUAS Launch and Recovery Site (To be cancelled) Santor
WK59317 Vertiport Design Daniels
WK60938 Developing an Enterprise UAS Operations Manual Kenul
DRAFT

18. F38.02 Task Group Reports
WK Seeking Approval for EVLOS/BVLOS Operations W+12
WK53686 Maintenance and Continued Airworthiness Blanks

19. F38.02 Standards Requiring Review
F Handling of UAS at Divert Airfields Overdue
(Needs to be withdrawn, revised, or reapproved by December 31st 2018)

20. F38.02 Closing Need qualified and self-driven people New business
What’s Next?
Future efforts may include:
New standards (as required)
WK59317 Vertiport Design
WK????? BVLOS Package Delivery
WK????? BVLOS Linear Inspection
WK Guide to Developing Enterprise Ops Manual
Revision to standards based on comments from ballot and FAA review(s)
Need qualified and self-driven people
Task Group leads
Task Group members

21. F38.02 Closing (cont) New Business Summary action items
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment (Action: motion, second, vote)

22. ASTM International F38.02 Flight Operations Subcommittee
Contact Information
Mark Blanks
Chairman

23. F38.03 Personnel Training, Qualification and Certification Subcommittee
ASTM Meeting at VT
6-9 Nov 2017
Scott Strimple
Chair, ASTM International Subcommittee F38.03

24. Anti Trust Statement
ASTM International is a not-for-profit organization and developer of voluntary consensus standards. ASTM's leadership in international standards development is driven by the contributions of its members: more than 30,000 technical experts and business professionals representing 135 countries.
The purpose of antitrust laws is to preserve economic competition in the marketplace by prohibiting, among other things, unreasonable restraints of trade. In ASTM activities, it is important to recognize that participants often represent competitive interests. Antitrust laws require that all competition be open and unrestricted.
It is ASTM's policy, and the policy of each of its committees and subcommittees, to conduct all business and activity in full compliance with international, federal and state antitrust and competition laws. The ASTM Board of Directors has adopted an antitrust policy which is found in Section 19 of ASTM Regulations Governing Technical Committees. All members need to be aware of and compliant with this policy. The Regulations are accessible on the ASTM website ( and copies of the antitrust policy are available at the registration desk.

25. F38.03 Agenda New business Call to order
Approval of agenda (Action: motion, second, vote)
Membership report
Approval of meeting minutes
Standards overview
Task group reports
New business
What’s next?
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment

26. Producer Votes Available: 35
F38.03 Membership Report
Balance Report
As of 11/03/2017
Producer Votes Available: 35
Producer
User
Consumer
General Interest
Unclassified
Total
Official Voting Member 7 18 24 49
Non Official Voting Member 3 10 58 71
TOTAL 21 34
120

27. F38.03 Meeting Minutes
(Action: motion, second, vote)

28. F38.03 Standards Overview APPROVED DRAFT
F Aircraft Flight Manual Wierzbanowski
WK57659 New Practice for Knowledge and Training Required
for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Pilots
and Visual Observers (in re-ballot) Strimple
WK60352 New Guide for UAS Maintenance Technician
Qualification and Certification Hayden
DRAFT

29. F38.03 Task Group Reports
WK New Practice for Knowledge and Training Required
for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Pilots
and Visual Observers Strimple
WK New Guide for UAS Maintenance Technician
Qualification and Certification Hayden

30. F38.03 Closing New business Summary action items
What’s Next?
Revision to standards based on comments from ballot and FAA review(s)
Items from the floor?
Summary action items
Adjournment (Action: motion, second, vote)

31. ASTM International F38-01 Airworthiness Sub-Committee
Contact Information
Scott Strimple
Chairman

32. Main Committee ASTM Meeting at VT 6-9 Nov 2017
Ted Wierzbanowski - Chair, ASTM International Committee F38
Mary – Staff Manager, ASTM International Committee F38

33. Anti Trust Statement
ASTM International is a not-for-profit organization and developer of voluntary consensus standards. ASTM's leadership in international standards development is driven by the contributions of its members: more than 30,000 technical experts and business professionals representing 135 countries.
The purpose of antitrust laws is to preserve economic competition in the marketplace by prohibiting, among other things, unreasonable restraints of trade. In ASTM activities, it is important to recognize that participants often represent competitive interests. Antitrust laws require that all competition be open and unrestricted.
It is ASTM's policy, and the policy of each of its committees and subcommittees, to conduct all business and activity in full compliance with international, federal and state antitrust and competition laws. The ASTM Board of Directors has adopted an antitrust policy which is found in Section 19 of ASTM Regulations Governing Technical Committees. All members need to be aware of and compliant with this policy. The Regulations are accessible on the ASTM website ( and copies of the antitrust policy are available at the registration desk.

34. Agenda – F38 Main Committee
Call to order
Approval of the agenda (Action: motion, second, vote)
Approval of previous meeting minutes
Membership report
Administrative report
Subcommittee reports
Old business
New business
Elections
Future meetings
Summary action items
Adjourn

35. F38 Main Committee Meeting Minutes
(Action: motion, second, vote)

36. F38 Main Committee (cont)
Membership report (as of 8 Nov 2017)

37. F38 Main Committee (cont)
Subcommittee Reports
Administrative Reports
F38.01 (Sehgal)
F38.02 (Blanks)
F38.03 (Strimple)
Staff Report (M+11)
Old business
Standard terminology for UAS

38. F38 Main Committee (cont)
New business
What’s Next?
Future efforts may include:
ASTM Autonomous Working Group
ASTM Inter-committee Collaboration : F 32/ 37 /38 /39/44/54
Revision to standards based on comments from ballot and FAA review(s)
Items from the floor?

39. F38 Main Committee (cont)
Elections (Blanks)
Future meetings
Summary action items
Adjournment (Action: motion, second, vote)

40. ASTM International F38 Committee
Contact Information
Ted Wierzbanowski
Chairman