This is NOT a manufacturer's decision. It is the FAA. Therefore, regardless of the manufacturer, they will need to be in compliance.Sept 16, 2022 is the date set by the FAA for manufacturers to comply with Remote ID. Anyone know if Autel has made any moves in this direction?
Yes you are correct, it was an FAA decision. However, that was not the thrust of my question. As a pilot, what Autel is doing now to be compliant with remote ID, will directly affect anyone flying an Autel drone, (my company included) a year from now. So does anyone know where they stand?This is NOT a manufacturer's decision. It is the FAA. Therefore, regardless of the manufacturer, they will need to be in compliance.
This is a good Thread on Remote ID, take a look.
At present, Autel EVO drone does not have a drone with remote ID. In the future, the Autel remote ID technology may be updated with the firmware upgrade technology of consumer drones, but you can fly your drone without a remote ID until September 2023.Yes you are correct, it was an FAA decision. However, that was not the thrust of my question. As a pilot, what Autel is doing now to be compliant with remote ID, will directly affect anyone flying an Autel drone, (my company included) a year from now. So does anyone know where they stand?
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