Big Brother will be watching - Big Time!!

[FliteDoc]

For those of you, like me, with an interest in drones for photography … take a look at what is coming.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2019-28100.pdf

Unbelievable … 319 pages !!

If they’re going to require ADS-B out for drones, why not make it for any drones flying above 400 ft., or those applying for waivers to fly in controlled airspace …

Imagine what your TCAS will look like when all drones have ADS-B out ??

And what about the problem w. limited numbers of ADS-B towers and little low-altitude coverage .. thousands more towers??

After 12/31/19 you can ‘comment’ on the proposed rule here: Public Inspection: Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft Systems

I urge you to pass this around, and consider commenting …

 

[smiller]

Since this topic is sure to start 100 parallel threads, maybe we could concentrate on one

FAA Auto ID plan.....

https://www.faa.gov/uas/research_development/remote_id/

phantompilots.com

But as above this is a very important issue and everyone must read how far-reaching this proposal really is, and it contains no grandfathering. If your current model can't be upgraded to meet all requirements you will essentially be limited to flying at model airplane parks.

 

[BigAl07]

This topic is alive and well over at:

FAA Remote I.D.

FAA remote I.D. information, Changes are a coming U.S. Department of Transportation Issues Proposed Rule on Remote ID for Drones WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today announced a proposed rule that would continue the safe...

phantompilots.com

Thank you for your contribution but we need to keep this all in the same thread.


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