
US aviation body wants to start tracking drones' locations flying in US airspace at all times
FirstpostThe new regulations require all registered drones within 36 months to begin carrying a specific type of remote identification system that broadcasts over the internet. The Federal Aviation Administration proposed sweeping regulations Thursday that would require that all but the tiniest drones incorporate technology that would enable them to be tracked at all times while flying in US airspace. “Remote ID technologies will enhance safety and security by allowing the FAA, law enforcement and federal security agencies to identify drones flying in their jurisdiction,” the federal transportation secretary, Elaine Chao, said in a statement. Brendan Schulman, vice president for policy and legal affairs at DJI, a Chinese company that is one of the leading manufacturers of small consumer drones, said that for the past several years, industry leaders and government stakeholders had tried to figure out how to create a sort of drone “license plate system.” He said that the proposed system could make sense.
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