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• Info
  * About
  * News
  * UKRA Council
  * Youth Outreach
  * Records
  * Insurance
  * Large Rocket Scheme
  * Legal
  * Active Control Systems
  * DBS Identity Verification
  * Rocket Motors and the Law
  * Use of radio transmitters
  * Handling of DBS certificate information
  * Policy on the appointment of ex-offenders
  * CAA NOTAM Procedures
  * FAQs
  * Contact
• Safety
  * Launching Rockets
  * Model Rocket Safety Code
  * Safeguarding
  * Dos and Don’ts
  * Principles
  * Procedures
  * Further information
  * Safety Code
  * Launch Site Dimensions
  * Minimum Launching Distances
  * Rocket Motor Impulse Classes
• Membership
  * Team Project Support
  * Application Process
• Certification
  * High Power Certification
  * FCO Guidelines
  * Level 1 Certification
  * Level 2 Certification
  * Level 3 Certification
  * Level 3 Procedure
  * Level 3 Review Checklist
  * Level 3 Data Capture
  * Hybrid Certification
  * Model Achievement Programme
  * MAP Rules
  * MAP Assessors and Guidance
  * Range Safety Officer
• Links
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United Kingdom

Rocketry Association

The United Kingdom Rocketry Association (UKRA) promotes and represents high power, medium power and model rocketry in the United Kingdom for amateur research, educational and recreational purposes.

UKRA is also the specialist technical body to the BMFA with responsibilities for High Power Rocketry.

Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram and check out our News page for regular updates.

Team Project Support

The UKRA Team Project Support (TPS) scheme has been developed to assist and facilitate teams, from a university or other recognised bodies to develop, build and launch a rocket safely from a UKRA supported site, with the appropriate indemnity and without the requirements normally imposed by the UKRA certification process.

Learn about safety

The promotion of safe and responsible model, high power and experimental rocketry is fundamental to the United Kingdom Rocketry Association (UKRA).

Central to these principles are the Safety Code, the demonstration of individual proficiency, the role of the Range Safety Officers (RSOs) and safeguarding.