FAA Postpones Remote ID Draft Rule For UAS Written 9 September 2019
10 September 2019
Aviation Week reported that the FAA “has postponed the release of a draft rulemaking for remote identification of drones by two months until December, delaying definition of a means of identifying small unmanned aircraft systems...from the ground that is considered essential to expanding their use.” The FAA plans to publish its Remote ID notice of proposed rulemaking on December 20, according to a DOT’s report on significant rulemaking actions this month. (Image: An engineer flies a DJI Phantom 3 drone. Credit: Associated Press–©)
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Aviation Week reported that the FAA “has postponed the release of a draft rulemaking for remote identification of drones by two months until December, delaying definition of a means of identifying small unmanned aircraft systems...from the ground that is considered essential to expanding their use.” The FAA plans to publish its Remote ID notice of proposed rulemaking on December 20, according to a DOT’s report on significant rulemaking actions this month. (Image: An engineer flies a DJI Phantom 3 drone. Credit: Associated Press–©)
Full Story (Aviation Week)