PERSONAL AIR VEHICLE: CLAIM AND EVIDENCE RECORD
Guide: https://yenra.com/personal-air-vehicle/
Prepared September 30, 2026. Use this to evaluate documentation; it is not a test-flight or operating checklist.

Instructions: Complete one record per consequential claim. Separate what is observed from what is promised. Record missing evidence as an open question. Review current requirements with the appropriate aviation authority and qualified advisers.

Developer / exact model and version:
Proposed use / operator / jurisdiction / sites:
Claim in your own words:
Source URL or document and date:
Evidence stage (rendering, ground test, tethered flight, untethered program, approved operation):
Observed result:
Reported result not independently established:
Conditions: load, duration, weather, configuration and restrictions:
Applicable approval claimed / issuing authority / document reference:
Pilot qualification and training evidence:
Maintenance, inspections and support evidence:
Takeoff/landing site permissions and ground access:
What the supplied evidence establishes:
What remains unestablished:
Question to ask / responsible party / response date:
Delivery or deposit terms requiring professional review:
Next review trigger:

Example: a three-minute hover video may document that hover under the shown conditions. It does not establish a promised 40-minute journey or customer operating permission. Request evidence for those claims separately.
FAA sources: https://www.faa.gov/air-taxis/FAQ
https://www.faa.gov/airports/resources/advisory_circulars/index.cfm/go/document.information/documentNumber/103-7