Journal / Engineering notes
Engineeringnotesfromthehangar.
Long-form writing for engineers, operators and regulators. Aerospace heritage, SORA explained, propulsion trade-offs. Practical, not promotional.
Journal opens Q4 2026 with the first three long-form pieces.
We are writing the inaugural set rather than posting drafts. Each piece will be 2,000–3,000 words with citations and figures, written by the engineer closest to the subject. No SEO filler.
First three pieces
What you can expect on day one.
- Heritage · 2,500 words
From a modelling club to industrial UAVs — the engineering path behind Clearsky.
How a path that began in a model-aircraft club — through aerospace engineering in Kyiv and a decade in civil aviation — became an industrial UAV company. The engineering lineage behind Clearsky, told straight.
Coming Q4 2026 - Regulation · 3,000 words
EASA SORA explained for industrial operators.
A practical walk through the EASA SORA process: ConOps, ground and air risk, the SAIL tiers and the operational safety objectives that actually gate an authorisation.
Coming Q4 2026 - Compliance · 2,000 words
Methane LDAR under EU Reg. 2024/1787 — what the airborne path looks like.
What an airborne methane LDAR survey looks like under EU Regulation 2024/1787 and OGMP 2.0 — sensor calibration, flight patterns, and documentation that survives a verifier's review.
Coming Q4 2026
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