Proposed Remote ID Rule Rattles Drone Community

March 05, 2020
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“Help Save Our Hobby” activists gathered at FAA headquarters in Washington.
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Upward of 10 times more respondents have commented on the FAA’s draft rule for remote identification of drones compared to the number of individuals and organizations that weighed in on its proposed regulation for commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in 2015. The public comment period for the...

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