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Sports fans may recall a bizarre incident in November 2023 during the Monday Night Football Ravens-Bengals matchup- a small drone made an unexpected appearance overhead at the M&T Bank...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pushes back the enforcement date for drone pilots having to register unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) through remote ID back to March 16, 2024.
Remote ID final rule The Remote ID rule establishes a new Part 89 to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Under the final rule, which will become effective 60 days after the publication date in the Federal Register (expected in January 2021), all UA required to register must be able to remotely identify themselves while in flight. Operational rules take effect 30 months after the effective date of the final rule (expected to be September 2023). Operators will have three options (outlined below) to satisfy this requirement. Note, however, that for UA weighing 0.55 lbs or less, Remote I...
On December 28, 2020, the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) announced two final rules for Unmanned Aircraft (“UA” or “drones”): (1) Remote Identification for Unmanned Aircraft...
AMA Issues Statement on FAA's Final Remote ID Rule Tyler Dobbs, Director of Government Affairs at AMA, has issued a statement on the organization's behalf regarding the FAA’s final rule on remote identification of UA. “The final remote ID rule prioritizes the safety and security of the national airspace, while also accommodating the longstanding, safe hobby of flying model aircraft. The rule sets forth requirements that will allow seasoned aviators and burgeoning pilots to continue enjoying our hobby responsibly. Flying model aircraft has proven to be an effective tool for generating inte...