How To Drone What is the FAA Remote ID Explained

Hey Drone Pilots - heard about this thing called Remote ID? Curious or confused? Don't worry, we were too. And this video is all about keeping it plain and simple for everyone to understand what Remote ID is, which models are compliant, and what you need to do to be ready.

According to the FAA’s website on the Remote Identification Program, quote. “Safety and security are top priorities for the FAA, and remote identification of drones is crucial to our integration efforts.”

Remote ID refers to the ability of a drone in flight, to provide identification, and location information, that can be received by people within signal range. Think of Remote ID as a unique electronic serial number system for drones, allowing authorities to identify who is flying them at any given time. A physical serial number wouldn’t be much use on a small airborne drone, so Remote ID sends information via radio signals to ground-based receivers.

The hope is that this new method of aerial accountability, will make the skies safer, improve public acceptance of drones, and open new possibilities for drone pilots to routinely fly in ways, that have until now, been restricted for safety and security.

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//Remote ID Compliance Date

//DJI Remote ID Ready Drones (As of September 18th 2022)
DJI Mini 3 Pro, DJI Avata, DJI Air 2S, DJI Mavic 3, DJI Mavic 3 Cine, DJI Matrice 30 (M30), and DJI Matrice 30 Thermal (M30T).

//DJI regulatory label that will be attached to all Remote ID Compliant drones: “ASTM F3411-22a-RID-B”

//Learn more on DJI's Flysafe Site

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:13 FAA Remote ID
2:29 What is Remote ID?
3:53 Drone Maker Compliance
4:40 Auterion Statement on Remote ID
4:47 How Does Remote ID Work?
5:50 Final Version of Remote ID Ruling
6:10 DJI Drone Models with Remote ID
7:57 Skydio 2+ Remote ID Compatibility
8:30 Skydio Statement on Remote ID
9:34 FAA Remote ID Compliance Dates
10:26 Is My Drone Compliant for Remote ID?
11:17 How do you feel about Remote ID?

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[skyviewcreative]

I hope this helps new Pilots understand REMOTE ID. It's a confusing Ruling and sure to change before next September. If you liked this please hit the thumbs up - it REALLY helps out my channel audience. Love you guys, and thanks for all the support!!

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