Remote ID system proposed for drones in U.S. airspace

The video discusses the FAA's proposed requirements for drones in US airspace, focusing on three types of remote identification: standard, limited, and none. Standard remote ID drones can connect to the internet and broadcast messages, while limited remote ID drones can only connect to the internet. Drones without remote ID must fly within visual line of sight. The FAA proposal requires remote ID systems to share data in real-time.

What are the three types of remote identification requirements proposed for drones in the US?

• Standard, Limited, and None

• Basic, Advanced, and Professional

• Local, National, and International

• Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary

What capability does a standard remote identification drone have?

• It can only broadcast messages directly.

• It can transmit messages to a remote service supplier and broadcast them directly.

• It can only connect to the Internet.

• It cannot connect to the Internet.

What is a limitation of a limited remote identification drone?

• It cannot fly higher than 200 feet.

• It cannot broadcast messages directly.

• It cannot transmit messages to a remote service supplier.

• It cannot connect to the Internet.

What is required for drones without remote identification capabilities?

• They must have a pilot on board.

• They must be registered with the FAA.

• They must have a GPS tracker.

• They must fly within the visual line of sight.

Which type of drone is restricted to operating within 400 feet of its control station?

• Limited remote identification drone

• Drones without remote identification

• All drones

• Standard remote identification drone