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What is FAA Certification?
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is responsible for the registration and regulation of civil aviation aircraft and drones throughout the United States.
According to FAA requirements, all drones that require registration must be equipped with a remote identification device (Remote ID) and registered before September 15, 2023.
FAA Remote ID Requirements
| 14 CFR Part 107 | Drone Operation Requirements Regulation |
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| Part 89 Remote ID (Remote ID Final Rule) | Remote ID Regulation |
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| AC_89-1 & -2, MOC, DOC | Certification Requirements and Self-Declaration |
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| ASTM F3586-22 | Remote ID Requirements |
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| ASTM F3411-22a | Remote ID Coding Requirements |
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| ANSI/CTA 2063 | Remote ID Serial Number Requirements |
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| ICAO registration | Drone Manufacturer Registration |
Remote ID Broadcast Scenarios
Drone carries Remote ID
Separate Drone Remote ID Module (Matched with Drone Usage)
FAA-Recognized Identification Area (FRIA) under FAA Certification
Remote ID Broadcast Requirements
(1) According to ASTM F3586, the following information needs to be confirmed
- Broadcast Protocol, Information, and Frequency
- Flight Testing
- Accuracy Testing
- Broadcast Direction Testing
- Self-Check and Emergency Situation Testing
- Visual Inspection
Combining the requirements of the FCC for the radio frequency portion, submit to the FAA for certification
(2) According to ASTM F3411, the following information needs to be broadcast:
- Drone ID
- Drone Controller Latitude and Longitude
- Drone Latitude and Longitude and Speed
- UTC Timestamp
- Drone Emergency Status
- Pressure, Wind Speed, Accuracy, etc. (Optional)
According to ASTM F3586, only WIFI and Bluetooth protocols can be used for Remote ID broadcasting
