StudyWhat is standard remote identification for UAS?
- ✅A:Broadcasting identification information directly from the UAS
- ❌B:Filing a flight plan with FSS before each operation
- ❌C:Displaying registration numbers visibly on the aircraft
Explanations
- A: Correct. Standard Remote ID involves broadcasting identification and location information directly from the UAS. This is crucial for maintaining safety and avoiding collision, damage, and injury. It also ensures regulatory compliance, avoiding potential fines or legal issues. From a business perspective, compliance with Remote ID requirements can enhance operational efficiency and maintain a company's reputation in the market.
- B: Incorrect. Filing a flight plan with FSS is not part of Remote ID requirements. While it is a common practice in manned aviation, it does not apply to UAS operations under Part 107. Misunderstanding this can lead to unnecessary work and potential confusion in your operations.
- C: Incorrect. While displaying registration numbers visibly on the aircraft is a requirement for UAS, it is separate from Remote ID broadcasting. Mixing up these requirements can lead to non-compliance with FAA regulations and potential legal issues.
🧭 Instructor Note
Why This Matters for Your Business
Understanding Remote ID requirements is essential for any drone business. Compliance ensures your operations are legal and safe, which can enhance your company's reputation and operational efficiency. Misunderstanding these requirements can lead to unnecessary work, potential legal issues, and damage to your company's reputation.
Safety & Liability Considerations
Standard Remote ID is designed to enhance safety by providing real-time identification and location information of drones in flight. This can help avoid collisions, damage, and injury. Non-compliance can lead to fines and legal issues, and can also impact your company's liability insurance.
Consider This Scenario
An aerial inspection company is preparing to deploy a fleet of drones for infrastructure inspection. The company needs to ensure all drones are equipped with standard Remote ID to comply with FAA regulations. Misunderstanding the requirements could lead to non-compliance, potential legal issues, and interruption of their operations.
What the FAA is Testing
The FAA is testing your understanding of Remote ID requirements for UAS under Part 107. This includes the difference between standard Remote ID, flight plan filing, and physical markings on the aircraft.
Business Success Strategy
Ensure all your drones are equipped with standard Remote ID. Stay updated with the latest FAA regulations and equipment recommendations. Educate your clients about the importance of Remote ID for safety and compliance.
Memory Aid
Remember, "Broadcast Beats Display" - Broadcasting identification information directly from the UAS (Broadcast) is the standard Remote ID, not just displaying registration numbers (Display).
Enhanced References
FAA's Remote ID Final Rule, Part 89 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, Advisory Circular 107-2A on Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems.
Related Concepts
- Remote ID compliance
- Broadcasting requirements
- Network Remote ID alternatives
ACS Code: UA.I.F.K1
Difficulty: intermediate